African Nationalism and Revolution Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	Nationalist Historians in Search of a Nation: The 'New Historiography' in Dar Es Salaam	1
	Ethnicity and National Integration in West Africa	23
	The Roots of African Despotism: The Question of Political Culture	35
	In Lieu of Orthodoxy: The Socialist Theories of Nkrumah and Nyerere	59
	Ethnicity and Leadership in Africa: The 'Untypical' Case of Tom Mboya	75
	The State of Ambivalence: Right and Left Options in Ghana	95
	Military Violence Against Civilians: The Case of the Congolese and Zairean Military in the Pedicle, 1890-1988	109
	The Social Origins of Ugandan Presidents: From King to Peasant Warrior	131
	Uganda Before, During, and After Amin	153
	The Movements of National Liberation	165
	The Revolution in Portugal's African Colonies: A Review Essay	181
	The Nationalist Revolution in Eritrea	203
	The Death of Chaminuka: Spirit Mediums, Nationalism, and the Guerilla War in Zimbabwe	223
	The Zimbabwean War of Liberation: Struggles Within the Struggle	244
	Obstacles to Guerrilla Warfare - South African Case Study	263
	Rethinking the 'Race-Class Debate' in South African Historiography	300
	Street Sociology and Pavement Politics: Aspects of Youth and Student Resistance in Cape Town, 1985	317
	Sources of Class Consciousness: South African Women in Recent Labor Struggles	345
	Class Formation and Ideology: The Transkei Region	363
	Acknowledgments	381