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    IMF STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMS IN AFRICA INTRODUCTION Beginning in 1980‚ the International monetary Fund (IMF) started to impose Structural Adjustment Programs (SAP) on African debtor nations. SAP’s have been imposed on 36 African Sub-Saharan countries under the assumption that neo-liberal reforms lead to economic growth and an increased standard of living. For that reason‚ focus was put on macroeconomic policies with the open market based approach. SAP’s generally mandated: -the removal

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    IDs (Choice of 10‚ 4 points each) Brazzaville Conference -1944 -the move to Decolonization: the French case (after the fall of France during WWII) Charles de Gaulle recognized need to revise relationship between France and its colonies in Africa (conference arranged to bring political‚ social‚ and economic reforms) -created the Brazzaville Declaration (French Empire would remain the same/united‚ new colonial assemblies‚ citizens of colonies have equal rights‚ right to vote + parliamentary

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    Using Colonialism to Stop it’s Own Problems: A Future for Africa Since the 19th century when colonialism began to sweep throughout the African continent‚ European nations have been the scapegoats for Africa’s economic‚ political‚ and social issues. In Paul Johnson’s article‚ “Colonialism’s Back-and Not a Moment Too Soon”‚ we see that the present-day generation in Africa has grown to believe that colonialism is “inherently evil”‚ due to many historical realities. In Wangari Maathai’s The Challenge

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    12/12/12 NATIONALISM For more than five centuries it has been‚ and remains‚ the world’s “most powerful idea”. Nationalism is a key characteristic of traditional global politics. Despite its strength however‚ nationalism is not as dominant a political identity as it once was. Nationalism had existed throughout human civilization; it became a major political movement‚ in large part because of centuries of imperialism. As countries expanded their borders through warfare and colonialism‚ the map

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    exist to serve the mother country and the needs of its elites. Colonialism was common before the Second World War when the European nations established their colonies in Asia‚ Africa and America since after the Second World War decolonization took place. After the decolonization‚ colonialism has taken a new form. ‘Neo Colonialism’ is a term used for new Colonialism. It is a relationship between two nations in which one nation exercises strategic‚ economic and cultural domination over the‚ despite the

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    and railroad networks‚ and overpopulation.30.Some of the politicians who led the nationalist movements devoted their lives to riddingtheir homelands of foreign occupation. Two examples are Kwame Nkrumah‚ theindependence leader and later president of Ghana and Jomo Kenyatta‚ who negotiated theindependence and became first president of the Republic of Kenya.40.The African leaders in the sub-Saharan French colonies were reluctant to call for independence because they realized that some of the colonies

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    finance capital over the economic life of their continent. Furthermore‚ Nkrumah’s nationality is tied to his plea to eradicate colonialism; so African natural wealth remains in the continent. To compare‚ Williams and Nkrumah want the process of decolonization in Africa and the West Indies to be undertaken‚ where Africa could develop its own political and economic independence. While Williams feels more of a connection to Black Africans on the

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    practicing neocolonialism in imperial and hegemonic pursuits. In the aftermath of WWII (1939–45)‚ decolonization and independence began in former colonial countries‚ as the British Empire declined in economy and military‚ as well as a loss of land control. However national leaders argued their countries were subject to a new indirect control from former colonial powers. The first president of independent Ghana Kwane Nkrumah‚ first used the term neocolonialism‚ which he referred to as ‘the worst form of

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    educated in Western universities and familiar with ideas such as self-determination. These leaders‚ including Some major nationalist leaders were Kenyatta (Kenya)‚ Nkrumah (Gold Coast‚ Ghana)‚ Senghor (Senegal)‚ and Houphouët-Boigny (Côte d’Ivoire) came to lead the struggle for independence. The byproducts of decolonization including political instability‚ border disputes‚ economic ruin‚ and massive debt continue to plague Africa to this present day British troops were

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    the Belgian Congo‚ now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Located in Central Africa‚ the Belgian Congo was colonized by the Belgians in the late 19th century and was given independence in 1960‚ followed by a long period of strife and internal conflict. Its seeds were sown in 1885‚ when King Leopold II of Belgium acquired the area under pretensions of humanitarianism in the famous Berlin Conference. He ruled the Congo personally as a corporate state‚ and made a fortune by forcing villages

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