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This book investigates 'capitalism and freedom'—the guiding forces of many political systems—in African philosophy. It builds on classical and neoliberal capitalism rooted in private property and freedom, and argues for the presence of these elements in the traditional and modern African political systems. The author argues that while these elements are partly imported from Western capitalists, they are equally traceable in African traditional political systems. Kayange argues that African politics is marred by a conflict between embracing capitalism and freedom (individualism), on the one hand, and socialism founded on African communitarianism and communist ideas, on the other. This conflict has affected policy development and implementation, and has significantly contributed towards the socio-economic and ethical crises that are recurrent in most of the African countries.
Contents
CHAPTER 1: General Introduction.- CHAPTER 2: Theoretical Conceptualization of Capitalism and Freedom.- CHAPTER 3: Capitalism and Freedom in African communitarianism.- CHAPTER 4: Capitalism and Freedom in the Colonial Period.- CHAPTER 5: Capitalism and Freedom in One Party Politics.- CHAPTER 6: Capitalist multiparty democracy reforms.- CHAPTER 7: Capitalist Economic Reforms in Africa.- CHAPTER 8: Economic Freedom Conflict.- CHAPTER 9: Sovereignty and Political Freedom Conflict between African Communitarianism and Capitalism.- CHAPTER 10: Moral Freedom Conflict.- CHAPTER 11: Primitive accumulation crisis in the modern African capitalism.- CHAPTER 12: Neo-African Renaissance as a Response to Neo-Capitalism.- CHAPTER 13: Afro-Chinese Alternative to Capitalism and Freedom Conflict.- CHAPTER 14: Embedding capitalism and freedom in a comprehensive theory of ubuntu.- CHAPTER 15: Conclusion.
