África Austral - ‘MOZAMBIQUE - THE REVOLUTION UNDER FIRE’, by Joseph Hanlon - London 1984 - Muito Raro;

África Austral - Um relato sobre a história recente de Moçambique, da luta contra a presença da administração portuguesa entre 1964 e 74, a descolonização e a independência, a instalação de um regime marxista com a eliminação da oposição e o início da guerra civil com a constituição da guerrilha do MNR (Resistência Nacional Moçambicana) com base em dissidentes dá FRELIMO 

‘MOZAMBIQUE - THE REVOLUTION UNDER FIRE’ 

By Joseph Hanlon 

Edition ZED Books L.td 

London 1984 

Livro com 292 páginas, muito ilustrado com fotografia e mapas e em muito bom estado de conservação. 

De muito difícil localização. 

Muito Raro.

O AUTOR: 

“JOSEPH HANLON was the correspondent in Mozambique for the BBC, the Guardian, Observer, Africa Economic Digest, and various other publications from 1979 to 1984. He has a PhD in Physics and was previously on the staff of the New Scientist.“ 

Do ÍNDICE: / CONTENTS: 

Maps

1. Mozambique 

2. SADCC and regional rail network 

3. Areas where travel is dangerous due to MNR 

Glossary and aceonyms 

FRELIMO cheonology 

Part I - REBUILDING UNDER FIRE 

1. ‘WE have built something’ 

2. Bombs and onions 

Part II - WINNING CONTROL 

3. Shopkeeper colonialism - Mozambique beforev1960 

4. Armed struggle 

- Firts shots 

- Evolving policies 

- Reaction 

- On to victory 

5. Combating FRELIMO (1961-74) 

6. Reluctant handover (1974) 

7. Taking power (1975-76) 

Part III - TRANSFORMATION 

8. What kind of health care? 

- Expanding coverage 

- Still unhealthy 

- Struggle for resources 

9. Halting exonomic collapse 

- Relictant nationalizarion 

- Dollars 

- The meticais mountain 

10. The rise and fall of the Ten-Year Plan 

11. Postponing development 

Part IV - SOCIALIZATION OF THE COUNTRYSIDE 

12. Agriculture: the base for development 

- State farms: the quickest way? 

- Co-ops to ‘Libérate Creative Initiative’ 

- Family farming remains the base 

- Forgotten linkages 

13. Communal villages: the backbone of rural development 

Part V - PARTY AND PEOPLE 

14. People’s power 

- The Party 

- Mass organizarions 

- People’s assemblies 

- Power 

15. ‘Women must demand their. Emancipation’ 

- Women as chattels 

- Setting an exeample 

- The principal task 

- Single women and morality 

- Can men liberate women? 

16. The compromised 

Part VI - THE CLASS STRUGGLE CONTINUES 

17. The worker-peasant alliance 

- Changing production relations 

- Peasants 

- Misunderstansing 

18. Aspirants to the nourgeoisie (1975-80) 

- Upward mobility 

- Managing the economy 

- Private capital 

- Life style 

19. ‘Stop Making Concessions’ (1981-83) 

Part VII - DESTABILIZATION 

20. Towards regional exonomic libaration 

21. Highwaymen 

- South Africa takes over the reins 

- Support? 

- New tactics 

22. Walking the East West tighteope 

Part VIII - THE FUTURE 

23. Os Socialist development possible in Mozambique? 

- Differences and similarities 

- Sjamboks and passes 

- Building for change 

POSTCRIPT 

24. Destabilization works 

- Declaring bankruptcy 

- Treating for peace 

- Victory ?

- Disagreements with tha ANC 

- Socialism under siege 

Appendices: 

1. Producing food at a loss 

2. Phases of revolutionary socialist development 

3. Top government and Party Officials (1983) 

4. Social and political statistics 

5. Economic statistics 

6. Excerpts from the Nkomati Accord (1984) 

Bibliography 

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