Nature & Cultures Previous maps based on Murdock’s classification of Africa’s ethnic groups in 1959.

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Nature & Cultures Previous maps based on Murdock’s classification of Africa’s ethnic groups in 1959.

Cultures & Countries

Colonial Legacy: the Nation-State (Governments) Society

(Security, Prosperity) Political Systems Welfare (Security, Prosperity) State (Governments) Polity Policies State + Polity Policies connect them: governments enact; people react Through policies, what to governments seek/claim to provide? Essential political goods: Security + Prosperity Policies enacted to secure the public’s welfare (security + prosperity) To access/enjoy these political goods, people have to submit to the authority of the state, i.e., give up some of their freedoms States need and expect legitimacy, compliance, and resources from the people. Revenues are needed to run the state = taxation. Thus Exchange – Symbiotic Relationship – Reciprocity. Legitimacy Compliance (laws) Resources (Human, Financial)

Whose Interests Does the System Serve? Africa Version Welfare (Security, Prosperity) Governments IFIs Businesses Private Individuals International Recognition Foreign assistance FDI Foreign Actors Policies State (Governments) Polity http://www.siliconafrica.com/france-colonial-tax/ Compliance (ideologies) (Natural, Financial) Resources

The Question of Legitimacy Types: Legal Rational, Charismatic, Historical (Weber) in E&D (2013) Transformations: Jua (1995) + Firmin-Sellers (2000) for Cameroon What is neo-patrimonialism?