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World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue

Authors: NWACHUKWU Chituru

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Department Of History, Kaduna State University, Kaduna

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War is a rational instrument of national policy while Pan-Africanism implies a philosophy and movement that promotes the globalization and solidarity of Africans. Hence, this study explores through the definography of war, if war motif would be a perpetual means to an end and the examination of the philosophical or theoretical classifications of War, particularly World War 1 and Pan-Africanism and do a comparative historical analysis through a descriptive methodology. Findings reveals that war motif could be implied through other philosophical ideologies as Pan-Africanism which had rarely been analysed. This study shows that World War 1 and Pan-Africanism have a parallel war motif in divergent ways. This study suggest that, among others, there exists similarities in any philosophical studies which other researchers could as well explore.

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NWACHUKWU,C. . (2019). World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue, 3 (), 313-313.

NWACHUKWU,C. . "World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue" 3, no (), (2019): 313-313.

NWACHUKWU,C. and . (2019). World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue, 3 (), pp313-313.

NWACHUKWUC, . World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue. 2019, 3 ():313-313.

NWACHUKWU,Chituru , . "World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue", 3 . (2019) : 313-313.

N.Chituru , "World War 1 and Pan-Africanism in the 20th Century: A Historical Inter-Dialogue" vol.3, no., pp. 313-313, 2019.

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