Walter Rodney

Citas

• “He who makes the powder wins the war.”

• “West Africans had developed metal casting to a fine artistic perfection in many parts of Nigeria, but when it came to the meeting with Europe, beautiful bronzes were far less relevant than the crudest cannon.”

• “Colonialism had only one hand—it was a one-armed bandit.”

• “The first prerequisite for mastery of the environment is knowledge of that environment.”

Los libros de Walter Rodney en orden

Los libros de Walter Rodney en el orden en que se publicaron, de West Africa and the Atlantic Slave-trade (1967) a Decolonial Marxism (2022).

1. 1West Africa and the Atlantic Slave-tradeWest Africa and the Atlantic Slave-trade1967
2. 2The Groundings with My BrothersThe Groundings with My Brothers1969
3. 3A History of the Upper Guinea Coast, 1545-1800A History of the Upper Guinea Coast, 1545-18001970
4. 4De Como Europa Subdesarrollo A AfricaDe Como Europa Subdesarrollo A Africa1972
5. 5Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific SocialismTanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism1974
6. 6World War II and the Tanzanian EconomyWorld War II and the Tanzanian Economy1976
7. 7Guyanese Sugar Plantations in the Late Nineteenth CenturyGuyanese Sugar Plantations in the Late Nineteenth Century1979
8. 8"And Finally They Killed Him""And Finally They Killed Him"1980
9. 9Kofi Baadu Art of AfricaKofi Baadu Art of Africa1980
10. 10A History of the Guyanese Working People, 1881-1905A History of the Guyanese Working People, 1881-19051981
11. 11People's Power, No Dictator, and The Struggle Goes OnPeople's Power, No Dictator, and The Struggle Goes On1981
12. 12Sign of the TimesSign of the Times1981
13. 13Walter Rodney, Revolutionary and ScholarWalter Rodney, Revolutionary and Scholar1982
14. 14Lakshmi Out of IndiaLakshmi Out of India2000
15. 15Russian RevolutionRussian Revolution2018
16. 16Decolonial MarxismDecolonial Marxism2022
17. 17Gold and Slaves on the Gold CoastGold and Slaves on the Gold Coast
18. 18Migrant Labour in Tanzania During the Colonial PeriodMigrant Labour in Tanzania During the Colonial Period
19. 19The Birth of the Guyanese Working Class and the First Sugar The Birth of the Guyanese Working Class and the First Sugar Strikes, 1840/41 and 1847
20. 20Walter Rodney SpeaksWalter Rodney Speaks