René Dumont
René Dumont was a French agronomist and sociologist, known for his pioneering work in sustainable agriculture and as an early advocate for the environment. He was also a prolific author, writing extensively on issues related to agriculture, development, and environmental sustainability.
Books
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1. Stranglehold On Africa
"Stranglehold on Africa" is a critical examination of the post-colonial economic and political challenges faced by African nations. The book delves into the detrimental effects of foreign aid dependency, the exploitation of African resources by Western countries, and the pervasive corruption and mismanagement within African governments. The author argues that these factors have collectively hindered sustainable development and perpetuated a cycle of poverty and underdevelopment. Through a blend of analysis and firsthand observation, the book calls for a reevaluation of international policies and aid strategies, advocating for more equitable and sustainable approaches to supporting Africa's self-sufficiency and growth.
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