ANALYZING AFRICA'S DEVELOPMENT AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS IN MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Abstract

This study which is focused on analyzing Africa's development and underdevelopment dynamics in management and social sciences, provides administratively, historical perspective of African development and under development, analysis and the effects of this on the nature of development in the continent generally. Democracy and development are seen as an interrelated whole.  The study establishes a relationship history and the development process in the continent and proposes a multidimensional approach to development, are seen as a historical, administratively, reality, research. In light of Africa's transition from dictatorship to democratic governance, the study considers this process to be especially significant for the continent. The multifaceted and multidisciplinary approaches to development research are emphasized as a historically administrative reality, and it suggests that this is the way forward for Africa's development plans.

However, there have been developments in the development bid. Considering the degree of underdevelopment that still exists in the majority of the Continent, it is unavoidable. In the future, development researchers will focus on eradicating the remnants of underdevelopment in the majority of Africa, climatic change, lowering the high rate of population growth, improving the infrastructure for service delivery