Africa in the World: Capitalism, Empire, Nation-State
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Africa in the World: Capitalism, Empire, Nation-State

by Frederick Cooper

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In Africa in the World, Frederick Cooper explores Africa through the intersecting frameworks of capitalism, empire, and the nation-state. This work offers a historically grounded perspective on the continent’s global position and on the political and economic forces that have shaped its modern experience.

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A scholarly examination of Africa’s place in the modern world.

Frederick Cooper focuses on the relationships among capitalism, empire, and the nation-state.

The book considers how these major political and economic structures shape the study of Africa and its global connections.

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