Kenneth W Grundy
Biographic Data
| ID | 138449 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kenneth W Grundy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kenneth W |
| FAMILY NAME | Grundy |
| SIGNATURE | GRUNDY K W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Case Western Reserve University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 67 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 67 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Africa in the World Arena
Excerpts from an essay published by Current History in 1967
Scholarship on the New South Africa: Nibbling around the Edges
Cultural Politics in South Africa: An Inconclusive Transformation
Cet article presente un apercu de la maniere dont les artistes et les ouvriers culturels se sont efforcer de gagner et de maintenir la liberte de la production artistique dans un environnement qui menacait au contraire d'exploiter leur labeur a des fins politiques ou encore de les marginaliser comme negligeables et indignes du support et du patronnage public et prive. Comment se sont-ils organises et quels buts se sont-ils fixes pour etendre leur…
South Africa
Essay| April 01 1995 South Africa: Putting Democracy to Work Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy is Ike Marcus A. Hanna Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University. His most recent book is South Africa: Domestic Crisis and Global Challenge (Boulder, Colo.: Westview, 1991). Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Current History (1995) 94 (591): 172–176. https://doi.org/10.1…
Politics on Paper: Finland's South Africa Policy 1945-1991
Finland is one of the Nordic countries, whose support for the liberation of South Africa from apartheid has been acclaimed. But Finland has often dragged its feet on South African policies, partly because of a generally cautious foreign policy, partly because of the influence of the paper and the pulp industry. Only an active public opinion mobilisation and trade union actions have moved the Finnish foreign policy establishment into isolation of …
The Politics of South Africa's National Arts Festival: Small Engagements in the Bigger Campaign
Journal Article THE POLITICS OF SOUTH AFRICA'S NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL: SMALL ENGAGEMENTS IN THE BIGGER CAMPAIGN Get access KENNETH W. GRUNDY KENNETH W. GRUNDY Kenneth Grundy is MA Hanna Professor Political Science, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio. He would like to thank the Institute of Social and Economic Research at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa for their financial and intellectual support during his field work on this proj…
South Africa’s Tortuous Transition
Essay| May 01 1993 South Africa’s Tortuous Transition Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy is the M. A. Hanna Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University. His books on South Africa include The Militarization of South African Politics (New York: Oxford University Press, 1988) and South Africa: Domestic Crisis and Global Challenge (Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press, 1991). Search for other works by this author on…
South Africa's Road to Change, 1987-1990: A Select and Annotated Bibliography
Walvis Bay: Decolonization and International Law
Namibia’s First Year of Independence
Essay| May 01 1991 Namibia’s First Year of Independence Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy is the M. A. Hanna Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University. His books on southern Africa include Soldiers Without Politics: Blacks in the South African Armed Forces (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1983); The Militarization of South African…
Embargo Disimplemented: South Africa's Military Industry, by Signe Landgren
Preface List of tables & figures Acronyms & abbreviations PART I: Introduction: SOUTH AFRICA AS A CASE STUDY: Purpose of the project the arms embargo method, the military industrialization process notes and references HISTORICAL IMPEDIMENTS TO EMBARGO IMPLEMENTATION: Introduction resource factors political factors notes and references PART II: The development of South Africa's military industry: THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Introduction 1912-39 193…
Apartheid Terrorism: The Destabilization Report
A report of the devastation of the frontline states which was prepared for the Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers in Southern Africa
The Angolan Puzzle: Intervening Actors and Complex Issues
Too frequently policy-makers in Washington or Moscow see local or regional issues in Southern Africa solely through their own, often distorted, lenses. And seen exclusively in ideological, which in this case means East-West or Cold War, terms they view their interests as inherently antagonistic. One is drawn to the old African maxim popular among non-aligned leaders in the early 1960s (and mentioned earlier): ‘When the bull elephants fight, the g…
South Africa
Essay| May 01 1988 South Africa: The Combatants Regroup Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy’s recent book, The Militarization of South African Politics (1986), was reissued in an updated paperback edition by Oxford University Press in January, 1988. His earlier book-length studies concentrated on international relations in southern Africa, guerrilla warfare in Afric…
The Militarization of South African Politics
Soldiers without Politics: Blacks in the South African Armed Forces
Critical Integrity and Ideological Commitment
South Africa
Essay| May 01 1987 South Africa: Coercion and Demands for Change Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy is the author of The Militarization of South African Politics (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1986) and several other books dealing with South and southern African politics. He has been on the faculty at Case Western Reserve University since 1966, with extend…
Critical Integrity and Ideological Commitment
Africa, Asia, and Latin America
Jan Christian Smuts: The Conscience of a South African
Race Politics in South Africa: Change and Revolt
The Militarization of South African Politics
The Militarization of South African Politics
Preface Chapter I. Introduction and Ideological Context Chapter II. The Growth of the Security Forces and the Evolution of Strategic Plans Chapter III. Centralization of State Power and the Centrality of the Security Establishment Chapter IV. The Militarization of White Society Chapter V. A Strategic Constelation of States and Policy toward the Homelands Chapter VI. Foreign Policy Chapter VII. Conclusions Glossary Notes Index
Pax Pretoriana
Essay| April 01 1985 Pax Pretoriana: South Africa’s Regional Policy Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy’s studies of southern Africa’s international relations and security situation have been published by the University of California Press at Berkeley as Confrontation and Accommodation in Southern Africa (1973) and Soldiers Without Politics: Blacks in the South Afri…
Intermediary Power and Global Dependency: The Case of South Africa
Journal Article Intermediary Power and Global Dependency: The Case of South Africa Get access Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Department of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 20, Issue 4, December 1976, Pages 553–580, https://doi.org/10.2307/2600340 Published: 01 December 1976
The Rise and Fall of Kwame Nkrumah: A Study of Personal Rule in Africa
The Militarization of South African Politics
Preface Chapter I. Introduction and Ideological Context Chapter II. The Growth of the Security Forces and the Evolution of Strategic Plans Chapter III. Centralization of State Power and the Centrality of the Security Establishment Chapter IV. The Militarization of White Society Chapter V. A Strategic Constelation of States and Policy toward the Homelands Chapter VI. Foreign Policy Chapter VII. Conclusions Glossary Notes Index
Soldiers without Politics: Blacks in the South African Armed Forces
The 'Class Struggle' in Africa: An Examination of Conflicting Theories
Wellover 50 years ago, John Mensah Sarbah, a Gold Coast lawyer, romantically described the traditional social order in these terms: 'In the African social system the formation of a pauper class is unknown, nor is there antagonism of class against class.'1Similar views still prevail throughout most of Africa and the western world. Moreover, a rationale based on this ostensible 'classlessness' is employed by Africa's leaders to justify single-party…
Confrontation and Accommodation in Southern Africa: The Limits of Independence
Pan-Africanism and East African Integration
Dream of Unity: Pan-Africanism and Political Unification in West Africa
Internal Sources of External Behavior: Ghana's new Foreign Policy
Nkrumah's Theory of Underdevelopment: An Analysis of Recurrent Themes
In recent years tremendous concern has been expressed about the problems of what had first been identified as “backward,” then euphemistically “underdeveloped” or “undeveloped,” and now more positively “developing” or “emerging” areas. A wealth of factual and theoretical studies has been produced, attempting to view the problems of underdevelopment broadly and to construct a conceptual framework by which we might comprehend the apparently complex…
Cultural Politics in South Africa: An Inconclusive Transformation
Cet article presente un apercu de la maniere dont les artistes et les ouvriers culturels se sont efforcer de gagner et de maintenir la liberte de la production artistique dans un environnement qui menacait au contraire d'exploiter leur labeur a des fins politiques ou encore de les marginaliser comme negligeables et indignes du support et du patronnage public et prive. Comment se sont-ils organises et quels buts se sont-ils fixes pour etendre leur…
Embargo Disimplemented: South Africa's Military Industry, by Signe Landgren
Preface List of tables & figures Acronyms & abbreviations PART I: Introduction: SOUTH AFRICA AS A CASE STUDY: Purpose of the project the arms embargo method, the military industrialization process notes and references HISTORICAL IMPEDIMENTS TO EMBARGO IMPLEMENTATION: Introduction resource factors political factors notes and references PART II: The development of South Africa's military industry: THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Introduction 1912-39 193…
Alternative Futures for Africa
The Militarization of South African Politics
Recent Contributions to the Study of African Political Thought
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Marxism-Leninism and African Underdevelopment: The Mali Approach
The leaders of the Republic of Mali represent one of the more radical elements in sub-Saharan political thought.! Along with their counterparts in Ghana and Guinea they, more than any other African ruling group, closely approach Marxist-Leninist theory. Nevertheless, to brand them followers of Marx and Lenin is not completely accurate, for there are fundamental differences not only in the philosophical foundations on which their ideas are based, …
Scholarship on the New South Africa: Nibbling around the Edges
The Politics of South Africa's National Arts Festival: Small Engagements in the Bigger Campaign
Journal Article THE POLITICS OF SOUTH AFRICA'S NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL: SMALL ENGAGEMENTS IN THE BIGGER CAMPAIGN Get access KENNETH W. GRUNDY KENNETH W. GRUNDY Kenneth Grundy is MA Hanna Professor Political Science, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio. He would like to thank the Institute of Social and Economic Research at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa for their financial and intellectual support during his field work on this proj…
African Explanations of Underdevelopment: The Theoretical Basis for Political Action
SCHOLARS, theoreticians, and statesmen in the West and in the Communist world have propounded numerous explanations of the political, economic and social underdevelopment of Africa and Asia. But few have sought to determine exactly what the leaders of the underdeveloped countries themselves think about the problems of underdevelopment. To what do they attribute their retarded status? Answers to this question are important for at least three reaso…
Marxism-Leninism and African Underdevelopment: The Mali Approach
The leaders of the Republic of Mali represent one of the more radical elements in sub-Saharan political thought.! Along with their counterparts in Ghana and Guinea they, more than any other African ruling group, closely approach Marxist-Leninist theory. Nevertheless, to brand them followers of Marx and Lenin is not completely accurate, for there are fundamental differences not only in the philosophical foundations on which their ideas are based, …
Nkrumah's Theory of Underdevelopment: An Analysis of Recurrent Themes
In recent years tremendous concern has been expressed about the problems of what had first been identified as “backward,” then euphemistically “underdeveloped” or “undeveloped,” and now more positively “developing” or “emerging” areas. A wealth of factual and theoretical studies has been produced, attempting to view the problems of underdevelopment broadly and to construct a conceptual framework by which we might comprehend the apparently complex…
The Mossi of the Upper Volta: The Political Development of a Sudanese People
Nigerian Political Parties: Power in an Emergent African Nation
The United States and Africa
The 'Class Struggle' in Africa: An Examination of Conflicting Theories
Wellover 50 years ago, John Mensah Sarbah, a Gold Coast lawyer, romantically described the traditional social order in these terms: 'In the African social system the formation of a pauper class is unknown, nor is there antagonism of class against class.'1Similar views still prevail throughout most of Africa and the western world. Moreover, a rationale based on this ostensible 'classlessness' is employed by Africa's leaders to justify single-party…
Political Parties and National Integration in Tropical Africa
Perspectives of a Moroccan Nationalist
Recent Contributions to the Study of African Political Thought
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African Explanations of Underdevelopment: The Theoretical Basis for Political Action
SCHOLARS, theoreticians, and statesmen in the West and in the Communist world have propounded numerous explanations of the political, economic and social underdevelopment of Africa and Asia. But few have sought to determine exactly what the leaders of the underdeveloped countries themselves think about the problems of underdevelopment. To what do they attribute their retarded status? Answers to this question are important for at least three reaso…
Africa in the World Arena
Essay| March 01 1967 Africa in the World Arena Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Associate Professor of Political Science, Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy has been interested in the foreign policies of the emerging states for some time. His articles dealing with African politics, ideologies and international relations have appeared in professional and popular journals in the United States and abroad. He is a coauthor of African Soc…
The Clash of Cultures: Early Race Relations in Central Africa
Modernization and the Structure of Societies: A Setting for International Affairs
The Rise and Fall of Kwame Nkrumah: A Study of Personal Rule in Africa
Pan-Africanism and East African Integration
Dream of Unity: Pan-Africanism and Political Unification in West Africa
Nationalism and Separatism in East Africa
Essay| February 01 1968 Nationalism and Separatism in East Africa Kenneth W. Grundy Kenneth W. Grundy Visiting Professor of Political Science, Makerere University College, Uganda. Kenneth W. Grundy, associate professor of political science at Western Reserve University, has been interested in the policies and problems of the emerging states for some time, and is now teaching in Kampala, Uganda. He is coauthor of African Socialism (Stanford: Stanf…
The Negative Image of Africa's Military
The past few years have seen a tremendous increase in the direct involvement of Africa's military men in political affairs. Between January, 1963, and early 1968 there were no less than nineteen successful military coups, military-led secessions, or military actions instrumental in bringing about changes of government in that continent. This total can be augmented by the numerous attempted military coups, mutinies, secessions, and plots that fail…
On Machiavelli and the Mercenaries
The use of mercenaries in Africa has been almost universally condemned. Africans in particular loathe foreign mercenaries. Small wonder, with the memory and reality of the Congo experience still fresh. So pejorative has the label 'mercenary' become in Africa that at one point in August 1962, when United Nations troops had been occupying a none-too-quiescent Katanga, the Katangan Minister of the Interior passed a U.N. road-block manned by Indian t…
The East African Experience
Essay| May 01 1969 The East African Experience Kenneth W. Grundy, Kenneth W. Grundy Associate Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University Kenneth W. Grundy is the author of numerous articles in professional journals and of a monograph, Conflicting Images of the Military in Africa (Nairobi: East African Publishing House, 1968). He has also contributed chapters to African Boundary Problems (Scandinavian Institute of African Stud…
The United States and Socialism in Africa
Internal Sources of External Behavior: Ghana's new Foreign Policy
Guerrilla Struggle in Africa: An Analysis and Preview
Confrontation and Accommodation in Southern Africa: The Limits of Independence
Confrontation and Accommodation in Southern Africa: The Limits of Independence
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