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Articles by Horace Campbell

The Cuban Opening and the Struggles for a New Social Order

Horace Campbell January 28, 2015 Horace Campbell

When the Cuban revolutionaries took power on January 1, 1959, the political leaders of the United States were initially ambivalent towards the Castro leadership but after the leadership nationalized foreign capital and set about major land reforms for the majority of the population there was total opposition to the Cuban Revolution.

The Humanism of Ali Mazrui: His Journey to the Vision of Openness

Horace Campbell October 29, 2014 Horace Campbell

Mazrui’s humanism was based on the dignity of all human beings regardless of race, religion, region or gender. It was a humanism linked to the quest for reparative justice, peace, self-determination, the rights of women, secularism and prosperity for all.

Ebola, The African Union and Bioeconomic Warfare

Horace Campbell October 22, 2014 Horace Campbell

As the Ebola outbreak rages, and there are projections of more than 1.4 million persons infected in the next few months, the African Union and ECOWAS has taken a back seat as the international media uses this virus to stigmatize Africa and Africans.

Obama’s Second Inauguration and the New Terrain of Struggle

Horace Campbell January 30, 2013 Horace Campbell

President Obama is on a collision course with the social justice forces that elected him. Beneath the soaring rhetoric of his ‘progressive’ inauguration speech lay the reality that after four years in office, the oligarchs are stronger that they were in 2009.

The Case for Dismantling AFRICOM

Horace Campbell December 19, 2012 Horace Campbell

There is enough evidence that the US Africa Command has increased resource exploitation and imperial expansion, instigated more violence, intensified regional conflicts and undermined the authority of regional organizations and the African Union.

Devaluation of the US Dollar: Implications for Economies of the Global South

Horace Campbell October 1, 2012 Horace Campbell

Propping up the US financial system is a clever ploy that vests power in the top one per cent globally, with dire consequences on commodity prices and forward planning. The peoples of Africa and the global South must adopt measures to respond to this cascading economic and political maelstrom.

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