Modern African History (Part 1 and 2)

This book is a three-volume work by Professor Li Anshan, an expert on African studies, who observes and analyzes modern African history from a Chinese perspective. It is of great significance today with the rapid development of China-Africa relations. On the one hand, it provides a knowledge frame of reference for China-Africa exchanges, and on the other hand, it satisfies the general public's interest in African history. This book is divided into four parts: politics, economy, ethnicity, and culture. It discusses African politics, including: Africa's early development and reform, colonial rule and decolonization process, post-independence African politics, African democratization, etc.; It also analyzes the development of African economy, including: early economic difficulties, the beginning of modernization, and the twists and turns. Economic development, Western aid, development cooperation with emerging countries, etc.; Analyze the progress and difficulties faced by African humanities and social sciences, including: cultural origins, decolonization cultural practices, modern African historical schools, African philosophy, etc.; And conduct theoretical analysis and case studies on issues related to national construction.