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The Making of a Petro-State

Governmentality and Development Practice in Uganda's Albertine Graben
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 2020

Summary

Dieses Buch veranschaulicht die Art und Weise, wie sich Uganda in ein ölproduzierendes Land verwandelt, das hier als "Petrostaat" bezeichnet wird. Im Gegensatz zur traditionellen Verwendung des Begriffs hebt der Begriff "Petrostaat" hier den bewussten Versuch hervor, die politische Wirtschaft Ugandas auf die künftige Ölförderung auszurichten. Die Erwartung von "Petrodollars" hat den Staat gezwungen, seine institutionelle Infrastruktur zu verändern und zu versuchen, die sozioökonomische und räumliche Orientierung der Bevölkerung zu rekonfigurieren. Der Autor stellt die Machtverhältnisse und die dynamischen Kämpfe dar, in die die Schlüsselakteure im Prozess der Erdölförderung in Uganda verstrickt werden. Ausgehend von einem Foucault'schen Ansatz in der Regierungs- und Machtfrage zeigt er auf, wie die ölbezogenen Entwicklungsprojekte in Uganda die Bevölkerung mehrdimensional fördern sollen.

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Copyright year
2020
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-6788-5
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-0891-3
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Politik und Gesellschaft in Afrika | Politics and Societies in Africa
Volume
7
Language
English
Pages
269
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Table of contents

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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 14
  2. Preface No access 15 - 18
  3. Acknowledgment No access 19 - 20
    1. The Making of a Petro-state No access
    2. What is at stake? No access
    3. Structural overview No access
      1. a. Oil and government institutions No access
      2. b. Oil and authoritarianism No access
      3. c. Oil, entitlements and struggles for resource control No access
    2. The oil debate in Uganda No access
    3. Government No access
    4. Foucauldian view of government No access
    5. The epistemology of government No access
    1. Context No access
      1. a. The era of “fundamental change” No access
      2. b. The structure of political power No access
      3. c. The national economy under Museveni No access
    3. The fundamental change, oil and government No access
    4. Question of methods No access
    5. The Government of Epistemology No access
      1. a. Power relations and the regulation of petro-practices No access
      2. b. The art of creating order and orderability No access
      3. c. Critical attitudes and bio-political agenda from below No access
      1. a. Uganda’s Oil Policy No access
      2. b. Oil Laws and Regulations No access
      3. c. Constituting National Petro-sovereign No access
      1. a. Rendering oil technical No access
      2. b. Caucusing mentality and petro-politics No access
      3. c. Securing national interest No access
      4. d. Euphoria of development No access
    3. Sovereignty and petro-power No access
      1. a. The Kabaale Census – Hoima No access
      2. b. The Tilenga Census in Buliisa No access
      1. a. Territorialisation: the production of spatial petro-order No access
      2. b. Bio-politicisation: the production of social petro-order No access
      3. c. Strategic Education and Capacity-building Programmes No access
      4. d. Improvements in Healthcare Facilities No access
    3. Power relations and petro-ordering No access
      1. a. Contesting mass resettlements No access
      2. b. Ethnicisation of petro-citizenship No access
      3. c. The “Critical Mass” Campaign No access
      4. d. The re-crystallisation of Bunyoro: the role of BUKITAREPA No access
  10. Conclusion No access 236 - 250
  11. Bibliography No access 251 - 269

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