Class struggles in Uganda
Class struggles in Uganda
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乌干达的阶级斗争
DOI:
10.1080/03056247508703264
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
M. Mamdani
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作者:
M. Mamdani
The analysis of a class formation is only possible if situated in a concrete understanding of the historically determined process of social production. in order to understand the relations between classes— that is, between the many who labour and the few who appropriate the fruits of that labour, the specific forms of appropriation and the political and ideological means used to secure and support it, and the class antagonisms and struggles arising therefrom—we need to grasp the social formation as a single whole. moreover, in dealing with colonial or “underdeveloped” countries, we must also have some understanding of how their whole system of production has, right. from the start of the colonial era, been constituted (or restructured) to serve the ends of imperialist exploistation. it is from this standpoint that this study of class formation and class struggle in “modern” uganda is presented, though it deals mainly with the period after 1962 when the country became formally independent. the two major hi...