The Journal of African American History
Volume 88, No. 4 Fall 2003
Special Issue
“Africa and Globalization”

EDITOR’S COMMENTARY: U.S. AFRICAN AMERICANS, AFRICANS, AND GLOBALIZATION
V.P. Franklin

INTRODUCTION: GLOBALIZATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND CONDITIONALITIES
George C. Bond

DEMOCRACY AS IDEA AND DEMOCRACY AS PROCESS IN AFRICA
Gavin Williams

THE EVOLUTION OF HEALTH AND WELFARE POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA: INHERITED INSTITUTIONS, FISCAL RESTRAINTS, AND DERACIALIZATION IN THE POST-APARTHEID ERA
Robert Van Niekerk

NATIONAL LIBERATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND EDUCATIONAL CHANGE: THE CASE OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA
Gregory M. Anderson

“A SHADOW OF THE REAL THING”: FURROW SOCIETIES, WATER-USER ASSOCIATIONS, AND DEMOCRATIC PRACTICES IN THE KILIMANJARO REGION OF TANZANIA
Frances K. Vavrus

EXAMINATION STANDARDS, EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS, AND GLOBALIZING ELITES: THE CASE OF THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
Mary E. Dillard

DEVELOPMENT HEGEMONY AND AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT CRISIS: THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PRACTICES IN THE MAKING OF FOOD POLICY
Andrew C. Okolie

BOOKS RECEIVED

ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARTER G. WOODSON DISINGUISHED LECTURERS, 2003-1004

INDEX TO VOLUME 88