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When the Freedom Fighters Become the Slave Masters: The constant struggle of the African and Caribbean People - Softcover
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This book provides numerous examples of freedom fighters who, once in power, began to exhibit the same authoritarian tendencies they fought against. The narrative details how the absence of strong institutions and democratic checks and balances allows for this transformation. Leaders who lack a moral compass, driven by personal ambition and the desire to maintain power, often suppress dissent and curtail freedoms, using state resources to entrench their positions.
One striking example is that of an African leader who, after leading a successful liberation struggle, instituted a one-party state. Initially seen as a hero, this leader gradually amassed power, silenced opposition, and manipulated state resources for personal gain. The book examines how economic challenges, such as a reliance on a single export or commodity, exacerbate these tendencies by creating a precarious financial situation that these leaders exploit to justify their authoritarian measures.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book provides numerous examples of freedom fighters who, once in power, began to exhibit the same authoritarian tendencies they fought against. The narrative details how the absence of strong institutions and democratic checks and balances allows for this transformation. Leaders who lack a moral compass, driven by personal ambition and the desire to maintain power, often suppress dissent and curtail freedoms, using state resources to entrench their positions.One striking example is that of an African leader who, after leading a successful liberation struggle, instituted a one-party state. Initially seen as a hero, this leader gradually amassed power, silenced opposition, and manipulated state resources for personal gain. The book examines how economic challenges, such as a reliance on a single export or commodity, exacerbate these tendencies by creating a precarious financial situation that these leaders exploit to justify their authoritarian measures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798989636853
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