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Volumn , Issue 355, 2000, Pages 365-374

Julius Nyerere. The ethical foundation of his legacy

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ETHICS; NATIONAL POLITICS; SOCIALISM;

TANZANIA;

EID: 0033862979 PISSN: 00358533 EISSN: None Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1080/00358530050083442 Document Type: Article

Times cited : (4)

References (19)

1
- 0008412496
- Tanzania has had several official names since 1961-Tanganyika until 26 April 1964, the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar until the passing of the 1965 Constitution, and Tanzania since then

2
- 0008362666
- As quoted in Julius Nyerere, Freedom and Unity: A Selection from Writings and Speeches 192-65, Oxford University Press, Dar es Salaam, 1966, p 77

3
- 0008317068
- Tanganyika, National Assembly Official Report, 36th Session, Vol 1, columns 334-335, 18 October 1960

4
- 0008405456
- The key text illustrating this is his 1962 booklet Ujamaa: the Basis of African Socialism. It is reprinted in his book Freedom and Unity, pp 162-171

5
- 0008324633
- The key text illustrating this is his 1962 booklet Ujamaa: the Basis of African Socialism. It is reprinted in his book Freedom and Unity, pp 169

8
- 0008310810
- Tanganyika, National Assembly Official Report, 36th Session, Vol v, column 101, 10 October 1961

13
- 0008410654
- The most prominent of these commentators on Tanzanian affairs included Andrew Coulson, Lionel Cliffe, John Saul, Issa Shivji and M. von Freyhold

16
- 0008313696
- From a speech of Nyerere's in February 1963, reprinted in Vigilance Africa, Vol 1, Note 3, November 1964, and quoted in Pratt, The Critical Phase, p 226

17
- 0008312321
- Julius Nyerere, 'Socialism and rural development', reprinted in his book Freedom and Socialism, p 346

18
- 0008311867
- From a transcript of a press conference on 4 March 1967. Quoted in Pratt, The Critical Phase, p 236

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