(DE)-COLONIALITY, AUTONOMY, IDENTITY, AND SPATIAL JUSTICE IN AFRICA: AN OVERVIEW

P. Hosea, A. Popoola, E. Kalema, K. P. Puplampu
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Two decades into the current millennium, there are still questions about the status and situatedness of Africa in the global community. One central question about Africa is the historical footprint and arrangements of the colonial occupiers. From this standpoint, additional questions center on the lived experiences of Africans, especially in terms of the colonial impact on settlement arrangements and planning models. Several policy initiatives aim to empower and improve the African condition from the global to the continental levels. From the global context, the United Nations-inspired Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) (2000 to 2015) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (2015 to 2030) are instructive.
非洲的殖民、自治、认同和空间正义:综述
进入千禧年二十年后,非洲在国际社会中的地位和处境仍然存在疑问。关于非洲的一个中心问题是殖民占领者的历史足迹和安排。从这个角度来看,其他问题集中在非洲人的生活经历上,特别是在殖民对定居安排和规划模式的影响方面。若干政策倡议旨在从全球到非洲大陆各级增强和改善非洲的状况。从全球范围来看,联合国发起的千年发展目标(MDGs)(2000年至2015年)和可持续发展目标(SDGs)(2015年至2030年)具有指导意义。
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