現代アフリカにおける社会主義とナショナリズム
社会主義とナショナリズム
1980 年 1980 巻 65 号 p. 103-117,L6
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1980 年 1980 巻 65 号 p. 103-117,L6
The purpose of this paper is to examine the interrelations between socialism and nationalism in contemporary Africa.
Generally speaking, many social scientists have a tendency to recognize that there are fundamental contradicitions between socialism and nationalism and that the latter should be overcome by the former in due course.
However, in contemporary Africa we can recognize that there are even some kinds of affinity rather than contradictions between socialism and nationalism. It is mainly because both of these have been developed as political ideologies or movements of the resurgence of Africa as well as the nation-building. In other words, socialism and nationalism are in the close interrelations through their Africanity orientation. So in every fields of development, the future of each African socialist country depends upon how to institutionalize the so-called Africanity or African values as the socialist and national policies.
