From Organized to Disorganized Capitalism : ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND NATION STATES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

The issues confronting 'independent' nation states in Sub-Saharan Africa include but not limited to: neo-colonialism, absolute poverty, gender injustice, war and civil strife, human rights and bad governance. This book argues that we can not thoroughly appreciate these challenges without a clear cognizance of the global paradigm shift from organized to disorganized capitalism. The book categorically reiterates that these problematics ought to be situated in the neo-liberal discourse that is largely responsible for their production and reproduction.The book opines that because of the neo-liberal paradigm shift, global justice institutions have been incredibly reconfigured and compromised and hence rendered instruments of oppression and hypocrisy.