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Editorial Board

Dr. Horace Campbell, PhD

PhD

BlackCommentator.com Editorial Board member and Columnist, Dr. Horace Campbell, PhD, is Professor of African American Studies and Political Science at Syracuse University in Syracuse New York. He is the author of Barack Obama and Twenty-first Century Politics: A Revolutionary Moment in the USA, and a contributing author to African Awakening: The Emerging revolutions. His forthcoming book, Global NATO and the Catastrophic Failure in Libya is to be published by Monthly Review Press. He is currently a Visiting Professor in the Department of International Relations at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. His website is horacecampbell.net. Contact Dr. Campbell. David A. Love, JD Managing Editor: Nancy Littlefield, MBA Publisher: Peter Gamble

38 pieces

Guest Commentary

The Zimbabwean Working Peoples: Between a Political Rock and an Economic Hard Place – Think Piece

By Dr. Horace Campbell, PhD Editorial Board

At the summit of the African Union in Ghana in July 2007, Robert Mugabe was given a standing ovation. Later he went outside the conference to deliver a roaring anti–imperialist speech at a huge public rally. At the Nkrumah square Mugabe was hailed as one of the most steadfast revolutionary leaders in Africa. One year…

At the summit of the African Union in Ghana in July 2007, Robert Mugabe was given a standing ovation. Later he went outside the conference to…

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Commentary

Barack Obama, Fractals and Momentum in Politics – Think Piece

By Dr. Horace Campbell, PhD Editorial Board

The new force of the youth has now made itself felt in US presidential politics in 2008. This force is manifest in the tremendous outpouring of the collectivities of different races, classes, genders, sexual orientation and ages coming forward to support the candidacy of Barack Obama. Barack Obama was born of an African father from…

The new force of the youth has now made itself felt in US presidential politics in 2008. This force is manifest in the tremendous outpouring of…

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