D Wadada Nabudere
Biographic Data
| ID | 361458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D Wadada Nabudere |
| GIVEN NAMES | D Wadada |
| FAMILY NAME | Nabudere |
| SIGNATURE | NABUDERE D W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mbale Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Archie Mafeje and the Social Sciences in Africa
Traditional and Modern Political Systems in Contemporary Governance in Africa
This paper analyses the role of traditional and modern institutions of governance in contemporary Africa.It examines the traditional institutions in their historical setting and the way in which they negotiated with the modern political arrangements under colonialism and later during the post-independence period.Both the colonial and postcolonial authorities viewed traditional political institutions with disgust and suspicion, seeing them as back…
Beyond modernization and development, or why the poor reject development
This paper examines the processes and impact of modernization and development paradigms upon poor communities in non‐Western societies. It traces the original classical meaning of modernization as being a process of transformation of the rural economy into modern industrial urban‐based capitalist society. This transformed society at a later stage through colonization exports "modern development" to these non‐Western societies but with very differ…
Beyond Modernization and Development, or Why the Poor Reject Development
The African Challenge
Africa's enslavement and colonization must never be forgotten when analyzing its present-day predicament. Africa's contribution in the primitive accumulation that led to the modern capitalist system can never be mystified. These developments have a direct and indirect relation to that country's current debt crisis and its immediate consequences in the global system. Africa's general weakness in the global system cannot be understood apart from th…
Imperialism in East Africa, Vol. 2
Imperialism in East Africa
Imperialism and East Africa. Volume 1
What Went Wrong in Uganda
Universities and Knowledge-based Development in sub-Saharan Africa
Research on the changing role of universities in firm learning, innovation and national economic development has not extended systematically to low income countries of sub-Saharan Africa. Drawing on an empirical survey of firms and case studies of university practices, the article examines conditions of universities, firms and their potential for interaction across a national system of innovation in three countries, Nigeria, Uganda and South Afri…
Beyond modernization and development, or why the poor reject development
This paper examines the processes and impact of modernization and development paradigms upon poor communities in non‐Western societies. It traces the original classical meaning of modernization as being a process of transformation of the rural economy into modern industrial urban‐based capitalist society. This transformed society at a later stage through colonization exports "modern development" to these non‐Western societies but with very differ…
Beyond Modernization and Development, or Why the Poor Reject Development
Traditional and Modern Political Systems in Contemporary Governance in Africa
This paper analyses the role of traditional and modern institutions of governance in contemporary Africa.It examines the traditional institutions in their historical setting and the way in which they negotiated with the modern political arrangements under colonialism and later during the post-independence period.Both the colonial and postcolonial authorities viewed traditional political institutions with disgust and suspicion, seeing them as back…
The African Challenge
Africa's enslavement and colonization must never be forgotten when analyzing its present-day predicament. Africa's contribution in the primitive accumulation that led to the modern capitalist system can never be mystified. These developments have a direct and indirect relation to that country's current debt crisis and its immediate consequences in the global system. Africa's general weakness in the global system cannot be understood apart from th…
Imperialism and East Africa. Volume 1
What Went Wrong in Uganda
Imperialism in East Africa, Vol. 2
Imperialism in East Africa
The African Challenge
Africa's enslavement and colonization must never be forgotten when analyzing its present-day predicament. Africa's contribution in the primitive accumulation that led to the modern capitalist system can never be mystified. These developments have a direct and indirect relation to that country's current debt crisis and its immediate consequences in the global system. Africa's general weakness in the global system cannot be understood apart from th…
Beyond modernization and development, or why the poor reject development
This paper examines the processes and impact of modernization and development paradigms upon poor communities in non‐Western societies. It traces the original classical meaning of modernization as being a process of transformation of the rural economy into modern industrial urban‐based capitalist society. This transformed society at a later stage through colonization exports "modern development" to these non‐Western societies but with very differ…
Beyond Modernization and Development, or Why the Poor Reject Development
Traditional and Modern Political Systems in Contemporary Governance in Africa
This paper analyses the role of traditional and modern institutions of governance in contemporary Africa.It examines the traditional institutions in their historical setting and the way in which they negotiated with the modern political arrangements under colonialism and later during the post-independence period.Both the colonial and postcolonial authorities viewed traditional political institutions with disgust and suspicion, seeing them as back…
Archie Mafeje and the Social Sciences in Africa
Universities and Knowledge-based Development in sub-Saharan Africa
Research on the changing role of universities in firm learning, innovation and national economic development has not extended systematically to low income countries of sub-Saharan Africa. Drawing on an empirical survey of firms and case studies of university practices, the article examines conditions of universities, firms and their potential for interaction across a national system of innovation in three countries, Nigeria, Uganda and South Afri…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · African history and culture studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Cultural imperialism (3 works) · Development economics (3 works)