Groundings: Development, Pan-Africanism and Critical Theory

from July 2018
Last Number: August 2022

Pluto Journals
ISSN 2573-069X




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 22

August 28, 2022

  • What are the Alternatives to Jail?

  • Education for Self-Effacement - A Student's View

  • 25 Years Later, Marxism Remains a Tool for Our Struggle

  • Prisons Do Not Disappear Problems, They Disappear Human Beings

  • Maina wa Kinyatti: The Patriot Who Stood at a Time Many Would Have Preferred to Lie Down

    • July 01, 2018

  • Introduction to the Turkish Edition of How Europe Underdeveloped Africa

  • Memory and Narrative, Capturing Walter Rodney's Legacy: Interview with Professor Ewart Thomas

  • Back Matter

  • Front Matter

  • Book review

  • “Collaborators” or “Resistors,” “Loyalists” versus “Rebels”: Problematizing Colonial Binary Nomenclatures through the Prism of Dedan Kimathi's Career

  • The Black Panther Party's War of Position, Neoliberal Passive Revolution, and the Origin of the Prison Industrial Complex in the U.S. and Canada

  • Introducing Groundings: Development, Pan-Africanism and Critical Theory: The Journal of the Walter Rodney Foundation

    • August 28, 2022

  • Introduction to these Reflections on Maina wa Kinyatti's Kenya: A Prison Notebook

  • Editor's Introduction to the Kenya Edition, Nairobi: Vita Books 2021

  • Front Matter

  • Reflections on Kenya - A Prison Notebook: Intergenerational Inheritance of Social Struggles in Kenya

  • The Unfinished Task of National Liberation

  • The Struggle for Social Justice is Not a Walk in the Park

  • I Shall Never Surrender

  • Preface: Framing the Neocolonial Era

  • Books by Maina wa Kinyatti