Geo-Political Roadkill (Rare, Autographed, Exclusive)
Revisiting Africa’s Failing Quest for Liberty, Justice & Progress (Volume 3 of 3)
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THE SUNDAY GUARDIAN, January 15, 1994, similarly “…extolled Akin…’s courage and described his effort as a commitment to a noble cause which could bail… out of the scandalized and vandalized status…bestowed on her”
On Akin…’s … writings, his international advocacy & philanthropic works- described him as “…An all-rounder…” – AFRICAN CONCORD MAGAZINE, February 21, 1994
“...Akin...…thank you also for your continued support with the…Children’s Law Center, and for your faith in the City of Detroit” -Honorable Dennis W. Archer (Former Chief Justice, Michigan Supreme Court), Mayor, City of Detroit, March 12, 1997
“I, on behalf of myself and our organization thank The Akin...... Foundation (TAF) immensely and commend your courage, energy and effort…”-Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti, Chairman, Campaign for Democracy (CD), October 22, 1993
An insightful book by Akin O. Akindele (a.k.a. Austin Words-Worthy), exploring Africa’s ongoing struggles for liberty, justice, and progress. This eighth installment in the series offers a thought-provoking analysis of political and social challenges, inspiring readers to consider solutions for the continent’s future. Perfect for scholars, students, and those interested in African geopolitics.
A follow up to 'The Military Franchise.' Discover profound and practical perspective of Akin O. Akindele (a.k.a. Austin Words-Worthy) in this down to earth, 'GEO-POLITICAL ROADKILL.' This book further explores the power of drawing from the lessons of the past and the proven examples of others around the world. It’s a thought-provoking read for anyone seeking clarity, understanding and leadership insights on the pertinent issues discussed. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of motivational and political literature.
Continue to explore the intricate dynamics of a real-life struggle for socio-cultural, economic and political power with 'Geo-Political Roadkill' The volume is the follow-up to 'People, Passion, Purpose' and 'The Military Franchise' by Akin O. Akindele (a.k.a. AUSTIN WORDS-WORTHY) This compelling and critically acclaimed book (VOLUME 3 IN A 3 VOLUME SET) delves into the intersection of governance, leadership, and military systems in an otherwise vibrant, multi-ethnic society. The book offers a historical understanding and some autobiographical context for the unique challenges faced by many developing counties trying to chart a new path as democratic societies, while being put-upon and actively held hostage by the vestiges of repackaged colonialism; some defunct, yet obdurate local traditions that should have long-ago been cast into the sea of obsolescence; and a succession of ambitious military officers and aspiring dictators with delusions of grandeur. This is A RARE AUTOGRAPHED COPY and a perfect addition to any collection for history enthusiasts, socio-political scholars, students, educators, collectors, and curious minds.