Critique of development and proposal for the Resumption as a solution for Africa - Akpaka, Aldo Sèdjro
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Africans, our great country is in a deplorable situation, overwhelmed by problems of all kinds. Development and the African are responsible. They infernalize the cradle of humanity. The original order that governed our pre-colonial societies is disappearing. Dehumanized, underestimated and confused, Africa becomes the slave of the globalizers. Isn't it normal that it is underdeveloped if it has adopted the development model of its colonizers? Through this book, the author wants to show Africans that if they can thank the elements and principles of development, they will have eliminated many of…mehr

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Africans, our great country is in a deplorable situation, overwhelmed by problems of all kinds. Development and the African are responsible. They infernalize the cradle of humanity. The original order that governed our pre-colonial societies is disappearing. Dehumanized, underestimated and confused, Africa becomes the slave of the globalizers. Isn't it normal that it is underdeveloped if it has adopted the development model of its colonizers? Through this book, the author wants to show Africans that if they can thank the elements and principles of development, they will have eliminated many of the problems that weigh on their Nations. But this dream come true, what would post-development Africa become? It is in order not to fall into the trap of utopian authenticity or of a concept more African-consuming than development, that we must begin to think about this certain future. The Recovery that you will discover in this book is a proposal for a solution to all the peoples who are victims and dissatisfied with development, in this case to Africans.
Autorenporträt
Ex profesor de Historia-Geografía en las universidades, Sèdjro Aldo AKPAKA se graduó en Arqueología por la Universidad de Abomey-Calavi, Benin. Le interesa el subdesarrollo y propone planes y trabaja como soluciones para la Unión Africana. También es diseñador de programas y obras de entretenimiento educativo.