African Union

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The book presents a compelling argument for African unity through a sociological, political, and politico-economic lens, emphasizing the philosophy of polyrhythmicity. It views cultural conflicts within Africa's diversity as strengths that can foster unity essential for the continent's emancipation and development. By analyzing African nationalism and its global implications, the author explores the interplay between state, ethnic, and tribal identities in achieving socio-economic progress. This multidisciplinary work targets scholars, students, and activists focused on African studies and regional integration.