This study examines from a materialist perspective the socio-economic, historical and political factors contributing to the political instability and underdevelopment of Sierra Leone. Tools of analysis from different methodological perspectives such as class and ethnicity are critically reviewed and utilized in the analysis and identification of colonial class formation, the behavior of political groups and their economic bases. The emphasis is on the dominant colonial social forces that shaped the evolution and development of the decolonization process, including the formation of colonial social classes, colonial state and the political relation that developed.
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What an intellectual and political pleasure to read [this book]. Professor Mukonoweshuro, always insightful, has written a major political analysis.>>>> (Asante, Molefi Kete )
Mukonoweshuro has produced, to the best of my knowledge, the first social class analysis of the Sierra Leonean colonial society... [H]e presents the reader with a concise... history of the Sierra Leone... His book contains valuable insights... while his observations on the impact of colonial ism on colonial society are useful for all those interested in underdevelopment...>>> (Frank Sellies )
Mukonoweshuro has produced, to the best of my knowledge, the first social class analysis of the Sierra Leonean colonial society... [H]e presents the reader with a concise... history of the Sierra Leone... His book contains valuable insights... while his observations on the impact of colonial ism on colonial society are useful for all those interested in underdevelopment... (Frank Sellies )
What an intellectual and political pleasure to read [this book]. Professor Mukonoweshuro, always insightful, has written a major political analysis. (Asante, Molefi Kete )
Mukonoweshuro has produced, to the best of my knowledge, the first social class analysis of the Sierra Leonean colonial society... [H]e presents the reader with a concise... history of the Sierra Leone... His book contains valuable insights... while his observations on the impact of colonial ism on colonial society are useful for all those interested in underdevelopment...>>> (Frank Sellies )
Mukonoweshuro has produced, to the best of my knowledge, the first social class analysis of the Sierra Leonean colonial society... [H]e presents the reader with a concise... history of the Sierra Leone... His book contains valuable insights... while his observations on the impact of colonial ism on colonial society are useful for all those interested in underdevelopment... (Frank Sellies )
What an intellectual and political pleasure to read [this book]. Professor Mukonoweshuro, always insightful, has written a major political analysis. (Asante, Molefi Kete )
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Eliphas G. Mukonoweshuro is Lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe.
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