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African Affairs 63:270-280 (1964)
© The Royal African Society

Political Aspects of The New Africa

J. M. Da Silva Cunha, Professor

In the following article Professor Da Silva Cunha, Under-Secretary of State for the Overseas Territories in the Portuguese Government, one of the most brilliant jurists of the younger generation in his country, makes an analysis of Portugal's policy of integration in her African Provinces in relation to black nationalism, Pan-Africanism, Communism and the other forces that today are asserting themselves on the African continent


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