Author: John S SaulPublisher: Three EssaysYear: 2007Language: EnglishPages: 201ISBN/UPC (if available): 8188789542 DescriptionIn this book John Saul examines the grim reality of post liberation southern Africa and also the forms of resistance that the re-subordination of the continent now calls for. In the Process he exposes and the “Empire of Capital” and shows the linkages between inequalities and injustices reinforced by the ‘free’ market on the one hand and, on the other by the assertive religiosity and ethnic messianism that the “Empire” helps to emerge and then uses as “justification” for renewed imperialist intervention. His book makes a significant contribution to the discussion on Imperialism and resistance to it in the present day.ContentsIntroduction: The Empire of CapitalA. Colonization – Recolonization: The Southern Africa CaseChapter 1: Decolonizing the Residues of EmpireChapter 2: Recolonization and the New Empire of CapitalB. Revalidating vs. Resisting Empire: The Global StruggleChapter 3: Revalidating Empire: Rhetoric of Ferguson and IgnatieffChapter 4: Regrounding Resistance to the Empire of CapitalC. Recolonization ; Revisiting the CaseChapter 5 : The Strange Death of Liberated Southern AfricaConclusion: ResistanceAppendices1. Eduardo Mondlane and the rise and fall of Mazambican Socialism2. Remembering Samora Machel