Decolonial · Late 19th century onward

Pan-Africanism

Links the emancipation of African peoples and diasporas to solidarity across borders. Proposals range from cultural cooperation to continental political and economic institutions.

Foundational doctrines

Disagreement and variation

National sovereignty and wider African unity can conflict; its strands also disagree over socialism, capitalism, and the institutional meaning of solidarity. Continental federation, diaspora solidarity, and socialist or nationalist programs differ; a single authority model is inappropriate.

Source and historical context

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