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Dani Wadada Nabudere

1932-2011·2,387 citations

Dani Wadada Nabudere was a prominent Ugandan scholar, lawyer, and politician who served as a minister in the post-Amin interim government. He is best known for his Marxist-Leninist critiques of imperialism and for developing 'Afrikology,' a transdisciplinary epistemological framework aimed at centering African knowledge systems and achieving psychic wholeness.

Works

153 works
TitleYearLanguageCitations▼
Afrikology, philosophy and wholeness: An epistemology2011en250
The Political Economy of Imperialism: its theoretical and polemical treatment from mercantilist to multilateral imperialism1977en185
Ubuntu philosophy: memory and reconciliation2005en134
Imperialism and revolution in Uganda1980en110
Towards an Afrokology of knowledge production and African regeneration2006en102
Universities and knowledge-based development in sub-Saharan Africa: comparing university–firm interaction in Nigeria, Uganda and South Africa2012en101
Beyond modernization and development, or why the poor reject development1997en94
Afrikology and transdisciplinarity: A restorative epistemology2012en88
Towards the establishment of a Pan-African university: A strategic concept paper2010en77
NEPAD: Historical background and its prospects2002—70
The African renaissance in the age of globalization2001en62
Research, activism, and knowledge production2008—59
Globalisation and the post-colonial African state2000en52
Essays on the Theory and Practice of Imperialism1979en49
Imperialism in East Africa (Volume 2)1981—46
Archie Mafeje: scholar, activist and thinker2011en46
Africa's First World War: mineral wealth, conflicts and war in the great lakes region2004en33
Globalization, the African post-colonial state, post traditionalism and the new world order2000en32
Cheikh Anta Diop: The social sciences, humanities, physical and natural sciences and transdisciplinarity2007en32
Democracy and the One-party-state in Africa1989en30
Restorative Justice in Africa: From trans-dimensional knowledge to a culture of harmony2013en26
The epistemological and methodological foundations for an all-inclusive research paradigm in the search for global knowledge2002en26
Traditional and modern political systems in contemporary governance in Africa2004—25
African unity in historical perspective2001—25
Bracing for change: making universities and firms partners for innovation in sub-Saharan Africa2015en24
From agriculture to agricology: Towards a glocal circular economy2013—23
3 Development theories, knowledge production2006—21
Conflict over mineral wealth: Understanding the second invasion of the DRC2003en20
The Crash of International Finance-Capital and its Implications for the Third World2009en19
The developmental state, democracy and the global society in Africa2006en18
Towards a new model of production—an alternative to NEPAD2003—17
Human rights and cultural diversity in Africa2005—16
Globalization, the African post-colonial state2000en15
The African Challenge1994—15
The Rise and Fall of Money-capital1990—14
Pan-Africanism and integration in Africa2001—14
External and internal factors in Uganda's continuing crisis1988—14
The one-party-State in Africa and its assumed philosophical roots1989en14
The hidden war, the forgotten people: war in Acholiland and it's ramifications for peace and security in Uganda2003en13
African state and conflict in Africa1999—12
Imperialism, State, class and race (a critique on Shivji's' class struggles in Tanzania')1977en11
Ubuntu2004—10
The epistemological and methodological foundations for an all-inclusive research paradigm for'field building'and inter-subjective accommodation2002en10
Imperialism and integration1982—9
Uganda Referendum 2000: Winners & Losers2000—9
How New Information Technologies Can be used for Learning in Pastoral Communities in Africa2002en9
Archie Mafeje: The Scholar and Political Activist: the Launching Memorial Lecture: The Archie Mafeje Memorial Lecture Series2010en8
Archie Mafeje and the social sciences in Africa2008en8
The African Renaissance in the Age of Globalization: New Perspectives on African Unity and Integration2000en8
Knowledge for development: university–firm interactions in Uganda2009en7