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"Colonialism and kleptocracy are two permanent regimes of economic warfare. Both aim at the capture of resources based on positions of privilege or strength in centers of power, sustained through repression. Angola endured three centuries of its development as a territory under a slave capture regime. Its formation as an independent country has been marked by the capture of financial resources from the state, both from convertible currency reserves and from structural favoritism in accessing public contracts and commissions for their award."

This book is the first in the research project on Economic Wars conducted by the author.

The second will focus on Brazil in the face of the same issue in the 21st century. The choice of these two countries arises from their connection in creating economies under various forms of violence, as is evident in the present text.

Author: Jonuel Gonçalves

PublisherPERFIL CRIATIVO - Edições

Year of first edition: November 2023

Portuguese Edition - ISBN: 978-989-35368-2-7

Number of pages: 254

Language: Portuguese

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Table of Contents

Chapter I

INTRODUCTION

On the steep slope of concepts

Phases, periods, shortcuts, and detours

Chapter II

ANGOLA IN THE WARS OF MERCANTILISM

Territory shaping

Between the West and the East

The first rush for minerals

Mercantilism in practice and theory

Njinga and European rivalries

"No Angola, no black people"

The English factor

Chapter III

COLONIAL-STAGNATION

Economy between repression and incompetence

Transition without direction

Capital and labor

Africa's partition and occupation

Operationalization of the partition in Angola

Press and economic life

Internationally impactful fraud

Chapter IV

ULTRA-COLONIALISM (1934-1974)

Short-term material reinforcement of the system

The war for independence

Colonial costs of the war and transition to independence

Chapter V

POST-COLONIAL: STRUGGLES FOR ACCESS TO WEALTH SOURCES

A journey through the economy in reverse

Examples in justice and injustice

Macro-economic context 2002-2017

Facing external crises

2017 - Change of President

Preliminary Conclusion

Appendices

Bibliography

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