卡其统治的回归?民主与非洲失落的军政府历史

Gregory Mann
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西非大部分地区(尤其是萨赫勒地区)可能会再次落入军政府的统治之下。本文提出的问题是,非洲历史学家能为理解这一现象做出什么贡献。我认为,要书写军政府的历史和理解军政府的记忆,就必须重新审视政治史和社会理论。这也需要正视--正如许多公民目前正在做的那样--非洲新自由主义时代民主的特殊失败。
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A Return to Khaki Rule? Democracy and Africa's Lost History of Military Government
Much of West Africa (and particularly the Sahel) may be once falling again under military government. This essay asks what, if anything, historians of Africa can contribute to an understanding of this phenomenon. I argue that writing the history and understanding the memory of military government will entail a renewed approach to political history and social theory. It will also entail confronting — just as so many citizens are currently doing — the peculiar failures of democracy in Africa's neoliberal era.
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