Analysispan africanismdecolonizationnkrumahpolitical history
Pan-Africanism Faces Postcolonial Decline And Limits
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Howard W. French's The Second Emancipation traces mid-20th-century Pan-Africanism and Kwame Nkrumah's central role linking African decolonization, US civil rights, and Caribbean thought. French argues Ghana's 1957 independence marked a symbolic global emancipation that later faltered as neocolonial state capture and the failure to build transnational working-class institutions undercut substantive sovereignty and diasporic solidarity.
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