History of Modern African Nationalism and New States (1935 to Date) by Muhanguzi K. Hussein

This text provides a comprehensive analytical study of the political evolution of Africa from the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1935 through decolonization to contemporary nation-building. Designed primarily for advanced history curriculum needs, it examines the key forces driving anti-colonial resistance, pan-Africanism, national liberation movements, and post-independence governance challenges, serving as a vital resource for understanding modern continent-wide statecraft.