Ephraim-Stephen Essien is professor of philosophy at Ahmadu Bello University.Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere is visiting fellow at the University of Religions and Denominations.

• Introduction Ephraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart One: On AfricapitalismChapter One: African Political and Economic Philosophy with Africapitalism Ephraim-Stephen EssienChapter Two: A Moralist Interrogation of Africapitalism as an African Economic PhilosophyAbayomi SharomiChapter Three: E.K. Ogundowole’s Self-reliancism and Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism: Complementary Economic Ideologies for Sustainable Development in AfricaEmmanuel Ogheneochuko ArodovweChapter Four: International Political Economy of AfricapitalismNana Kwasi AmoatengChapter Five: Africapitalism and the Moral Implication of African Governments’ Abnegation of ResponsibilitiesFrank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart Two: On DevelopmentChapter Six: Import Substitution Industrialisation (ISI) as Economic Philosophy Model for AfricaEmerson Abraham JacksonChapter Seven: Constitutionalism and the Crisis of Development in AfricaAnthony Raphael EtukChapter Eight: Replacing Development: An Afro-communal Approach to Distributive JusticeThaddeus MetzChapter Nine: Black Consciousness Philosophy as Politics of Responsibility for Sustainable African DevelopmentPhilip Osarobu Isanbor and George Uzoma UkagbaPart Three: On LeadershipChapter Ten: Akan Socio-political and Economic Thoughts as Leadership Model for Ghana and AfricaAlex J. WilsonChapter Eleven: Ubuntu as a Social Leadership Model in Africa: Focus on NigeriaGodwin Michael AdahadaChapter Twelve: Managing Diversity and Protecting Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Africa: The Limitations of Quota SystemFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereChapter Thirteen: Power in African Politics: What It is and how It Ought to be UsedFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereConclusion: A Recapitulation of African Political and Economic PhilosophyEphraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere

Ephraim-Stephen Essien is professor of philosophy at Ahmadu Bello University.Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere is visiting fellow at the University of Religions and Denominations.

• Introduction Ephraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart One: On AfricapitalismChapter One: African Political and Economic Philosophy with Africapitalism Ephraim-Stephen EssienChapter Two: A Moralist Interrogation of Africapitalism as an African Economic PhilosophyAbayomi SharomiChapter Three: E.K. Ogundowole’s Self-reliancism and Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism: Complementary Economic Ideologies for Sustainable Development in AfricaEmmanuel Ogheneochuko ArodovweChapter Four: International Political Economy of AfricapitalismNana Kwasi AmoatengChapter Five: Africapitalism and the Moral Implication of African Governments’ Abnegation of ResponsibilitiesFrank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart Two: On DevelopmentChapter Six: Import Substitution Industrialisation (ISI) as Economic Philosophy Model for AfricaEmerson Abraham JacksonChapter Seven: Constitutionalism and the Crisis of Development in AfricaAnthony Raphael EtukChapter Eight: Replacing Development: An Afro-communal Approach to Distributive JusticeThaddeus MetzChapter Nine: Black Consciousness Philosophy as Politics of Responsibility for Sustainable African DevelopmentPhilip Osarobu Isanbor and George Uzoma UkagbaPart Three: On LeadershipChapter Ten: Akan Socio-political and Economic Thoughts as Leadership Model for Ghana and AfricaAlex J. WilsonChapter Eleven: Ubuntu as a Social Leadership Model in Africa: Focus on NigeriaGodwin Michael AdahadaChapter Twelve: Managing Diversity and Protecting Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Africa: The Limitations of Quota SystemFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereChapter Thirteen: Power in African Politics: What It is and how It Ought to be UsedFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereConclusion: A Recapitulation of African Political and Economic PhilosophyEphraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere

Ephraim-Stephen Essien is professor of philosophy at Ahmadu Bello University.Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere is visiting fellow at the University of Religions and Denominations.

• Introduction Ephraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart One: On AfricapitalismChapter One: African Political and Economic Philosophy with Africapitalism Ephraim-Stephen EssienChapter Two: A Moralist Interrogation of Africapitalism as an African Economic PhilosophyAbayomi SharomiChapter Three: E.K. Ogundowole’s Self-reliancism and Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism: Complementary Economic Ideologies for Sustainable Development in AfricaEmmanuel Ogheneochuko ArodovweChapter Four: International Political Economy of AfricapitalismNana Kwasi AmoatengChapter Five: Africapitalism and the Moral Implication of African Governments’ Abnegation of ResponsibilitiesFrank Aragbonfoh AbumerePart Two: On DevelopmentChapter Six: Import Substitution Industrialisation (ISI) as Economic Philosophy Model for AfricaEmerson Abraham JacksonChapter Seven: Constitutionalism and the Crisis of Development in AfricaAnthony Raphael EtukChapter Eight: Replacing Development: An Afro-communal Approach to Distributive JusticeThaddeus MetzChapter Nine: Black Consciousness Philosophy as Politics of Responsibility for Sustainable African DevelopmentPhilip Osarobu Isanbor and George Uzoma UkagbaPart Three: On LeadershipChapter Ten: Akan Socio-political and Economic Thoughts as Leadership Model for Ghana and AfricaAlex J. WilsonChapter Eleven: Ubuntu as a Social Leadership Model in Africa: Focus on NigeriaGodwin Michael AdahadaChapter Twelve: Managing Diversity and Protecting Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Africa: The Limitations of Quota SystemFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereChapter Thirteen: Power in African Politics: What It is and how It Ought to be UsedFrank Aragbonfoh AbumereConclusion: A Recapitulation of African Political and Economic PhilosophyEphraim-Stephen Essien and Frank Aragbonfoh Abumere