This masterful synthesis explains how Africa has come to be a land
torn by incessant conflict among its impoverished peoples and
countries, a continent living through the gravest social revolution
of its history, experiencing the world's fastest demographic
growth. Weaving together four major themes - population, political
power, the peasantry, and the new growth of the cities -
Coquery-Vidrovitch demonstrates the need to recognize the extremely
complex heritage of African societies if one is to understand the
present or act upon the future of the continent.
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