Suchergebnisse

This book examines the role that Africa has played on the world stage, the African Union, the African leaders' efforts to take care of their own problems and lessen their dependence on the United States and European countries.

1 Introduction -- 2 Insects and Human Affairs -- 3 DDT and the Balance of Nature -- 4 Science, Pure and Applied -- 5 The Science and Practice of Entomology -- 6 Insects and the Farmer -- 7 The Fauna of the Orchard -- 8 Malaria in Ceylon -- 9 Malaria in War -- 10 The Insect as a Medium for the Study of Physiology -- 11 The Contributions of Sir John Lubbock (Lord Avebury) to Insect Physiology -- 12 Fifty Years of Insect Physiology -- 13 The Epidermal Cell -- 14 Preformation and Insect Development -- 15 Experimental Biology, Pure and Applied -- 16 Wordsworth and Science -- 17 The Religion of Science.

Überlegungen zum außenpolitischen, wirtschaftlichen und innenpolitischen Handlungsspielraum der Unabhängigkeitsregierung in essayistischer Form. 1981, mit Ausblick

At a panel discussion on "Uganda After Amin" at the 1980 African Studies Association annual conference, Professor Ali Mazrui wondered aloud why social scientists on Africa were speaking of reconstruction in Uganda after the fall of General Idi Amin, rather than re-design. Professor Mazrui suggested that since the political system inherited by Idi Amin when he overthrew Milton Obote was faulty and unable to meet the needs of Ugandan people, and since Amin, who was kicked out of office by Ugandan guerrillas and Tanzanian soldiers early in 1977 had left the system practically in shambles, would it not be a much better idea for the new leaders (if one can consider Milton Obote in his return engagement as President of Uganda as a new leader) to think of creating a new political system rather than simply reconstructing one on the basis of the old system.