Issa G.
Shivji is one of Africa's most radical and original thinkers.
He has written several books, including the seminal Concept of Human Rights in Africa (1989), and, more recently, Let the People Speak: Tanzania down the road to neoliberalism (2006).
In two extensive essays, the distinguished scholar presents perspectives on the historical, political and philosophical contexts that govern the evolution and place of NGOs in Africa today.
He argues the role of NGOs in Africa cannot be unders.
| Speak | Tanzania down the road to neoliberalism (2006) |
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Fahamu Silences in ngo discourse: the role and future of ngos in africa, paperback/issa g. shivji
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