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Informationen zum Autor Jasper Abembia Ayelazuno is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Communication, Innovation and Technology, University for Development Studies, Ghana. Klappentext Using case studies from South Africa, Ghana and Bolivia this book seeks to address these important questions and demonstrate that the social-historical context in which the subalterns live plays a huge part in their definition of injustice and how they act against it. Zusammenfassung Using case studies from South Africa, Ghana and Bolivia this book seeks to address these important questions and demonstrate that the social-historical context in which the subalterns live plays a huge part in their definition of injustice and how they act against it. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgements Foreword by David B. Moore Introduction: Uneven Resistance in the Context of Uneven Capitalist Development Chapter One: Subalterns, Injustice, and Resistance Chapter Two: The Social-Historical Approach to Agency: ‘Pessimism of the Intellect and Optimism of the Will’ Chapter Three: Why the Subalterns Resist: the Cosmo-materialism of the Global Anti-Neoliberalism Resistance Movement Chapter Four: The Rebellious Subalterns in Bolivia: Socio-Historical Dynamics of the Bolivian Model of Anti-neoliberalism Chapter Five: Subaltern Agency and Resistance in the Social-Historical Context of The Gold Coast Chapter Six: Neoliberalism and Resistance in Ghana Chapter Seven: Electoral Democracy and Subaltern Resistance in Ghana Chapter Eight: Conclusion: Intellectual and Political Implications
