Anarchism in Africa
Sam Mbah & I.E. Igariwey
"Is there a developed, systematic body of thought on anarchism that is of African origin ? Because anarchism as a way of life is in large measure indigenous in Africa, it seems almost certain that Africans had, at one time or another, formulated creative ideas on this way of organizing society (...)"
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