Perspectives on Thought Leadership for Africaís Renewal

Perspectives on Thought Leadership for Africaís Renewal

  • Kondlo, Kwandiwe
Publisher:Africa Institute of South AfricaISBN 13: 9780798304528ISBN 10: 0798304529

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Perspectives on Thought Leadership for Africaís Renewal is written by Kondlo, Kwandiwe and published by Africa Institute of South Africa. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0798304529 (ISBN 10) and 9780798304528 (ISBN 13).

This book outlines perspectives of emerging and established African scholars on what one could describe as the debate on leadership and the articulation of the life of the mind in Africa's socio-economic, political and cultural life from the time of independence to date. The papers contained in the book cover the following thematic areas: Alternative Leadership Paradigm for Africa's Advancement; African Perspectives on Globalisation and international relations; Pan-Africanism and the African Renaissance; Scientific, Technological and Cultural Dimensions of African Development. The first section deals with alternative leadership paradigms for Africa's advancement. It also debates the 'thin line' separating management studies from leadership studies and untangles the hermeneutic complexities in the term 'leadership'. Section two examines among other things, the crucial challenge of globalisation and public ethics and others African perspectives. The section also interrogates the current complexities and credibility deficits in the global governance of trade and towards the end engages philosophical questions about conscience and consciousness in African development and progress. The debates in section three continue to section four and focus on the overall issues of language and liberation, the significance of Multi-, Inter and Trans-Disciplinary Approaches in the analysis of the African continent, appropriate indigenous paradigms for promoting the African renaissance as well as a series of debates on the meaning and prospects of regional integration in Africa's renewal. This provides just a snapshot of a very wide ranging and interesting debate contained in the publication.