Independent Africa, Dependent Science

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Focusing on Africa's scientific landscape, this book analyzes empirical data from fifty-four countries, tracing the evolution of science across the continent. It highlights key research areas, funding sources, and the influence of science policies while addressing Africa's dependence on external support, particularly from the Global North. The text identifies barriers to self-reliance and emphasizes the need for strengthened partnerships to enhance scientific autonomy. With valuable recommendations, it serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners.