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THIS ARTICLE SEEKS TO DELINEATE THE MOST PLAUSIBLE LINKS BETWEEN THE GUINEAN NATIONALIST PARTY'S INTENDED GOALS & ITS ACHIEVED ENDS. THIS IS DONE THROUGH AN EXAMINATION OF THE POLITICAL, MILITARY, & SOCIAL POLICIES OF THE PARTY RATHER THAN THROUGH A MERE RECORDING OF HISTORICAL FACTS.

Africa's economic equilibrium was broken in the early '80's. Population increases are consistently among the highest in the world and usually outstrip economic growth; food production is falling; and major exports continue to be eroded. The CFA Franc countries have traditionally fared better because of artificial protection from the French franc. By reviewing books by Durufle; Vallee; and Adda and Smouts, discusses whether this is still the case. (SJK)