قراءة في الجغرافيا السياسية لكتاب أفريقيا في القرن العشرين من خلال القارة المستعمرة

Abstract EN

This study is a brief translation and review of the book of the Congolese historian Elikia M'bokolo, Africa in the twentieth century through the colonial continent.

in his book, the Congolese historian tries to re-read the system of historical research in Africa through a comparative reading, by presenting a historical and geographical glossary, in which the book is analyzed in nine chapters, framed by illustrative indicators with a geographical dimension.

the book also dealt with the history of the African continent with a focus on two procedural objectives: analyzing the situation from the inside by monitoring the major stations of the continent's geopolitical regions, through which the writer relied on the prominent historical events in an analytical way, and on the other hand, raised the issues that the continent suffers from amid political and economic transformations and social.

in the same context, he recorded the issue of the fragility of the colonial regime's dealings with Africans.