Decolonization - Africa.

Colonialism and neo-colonizalism by: (Language materials, printed)

Africa's quest for a philosophy of decolonization by: (Language materials, printed)

The African inheritance / by: (Language materials, printed)

Secessionism in African politics = aspiration, grievance, performance, disenchantment / by: (Electronic resources)

Education for decoloniality and decolonisation in Africa by: (Electronic resources)

Pathways to alternative epistemologies in Africa by: (Electronic resources)

Africanity and Ubuntu as decolonizing discourse by: (Electronic resources)

Decolonizing African studies pedagogies = knowledge production, epistemic imperialism and black agency / by: (Electronic resources)

Higher education and decolonization in Africa by: (Electronic resources)

Africa and the formation of the new system of international relations = rethinking decolonialization and foreign policy concepts / by: (Electronic resources)

Africa- Economic conditions- 1960-

Africa- Politics and government- 1960-

Education- Africa.

Human rights- Africa.

Educational Policy and Politics.

Decolonization- Africa.

Philosophy- Africa.

Political stability- Africa.

Self-determination, National- Africa.

Political Science and International Relations.

Political Theory.

Africa- Intellectual life.

France- Colonies- 20th century.- Africa

Postcolonial Philosophy.

Philosophy of Education.

Africa- Colonial influence.

Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights.

Education, Higher- Africa.

Africa- History

Regionalism.

National characteristics, African.

Algeria- Colonization- 20th century.

Secession- Africa.

Political History.

Social epistemology- Africa.

Epistemology.

African History.

African Culture.

International relations.

Public Policy.

Development and Post-Colonialism.

Human Rights.

Development Studies.

Higher Education.

Decolonization- Algeria.

Africa- Colonization- 20th century.

African Politics.

Educational Philosophy.

Sociology of Education.

Ubuntu (Philosophy)

Africa- Foreign relations.

International and Comparative Education.

Knowledge - Discourse.

International Relations Theory.

Pedagogy.