Central Africa Crises, Reform and Reconstruction Fomin, E.S.D

Forje, John W
Council for Development of Social Science Research
Year of publishing: 2005
Place of publishing: Dakar
ISBN: 2869781512
Language: English

Soubor článků je rozdělen na dvě hlavní části: budování národa a regionální integrace: problémy a perspektivy; „podivný vítr demokratizace a vládnutí“. Témata obsažená v knize: účinky břímě zadlužení zemí na průměrný sklon k úsporám (ASP koeficient) v zóně CEMAC; iniciativa NEPAD jako základ podpory ekonomické obnovy v zóně CEMAC; elity z cizích států a konflikt v DRC 1997- 2002; traumata, vzpomínky a moderní politika ve střední Africe; porušování lidských práv ve středoafrickém subregionu; děti.

The papers in the collection are divided into two main areas: nation building and regional integration: problems and prospects; and the 'weird wind of democratisation and governance'. Some examples of topics covered are: the effects of the foreign debt burden on saving ratios in the CEMAC Zone; the Nepad initiative as a basis for fostering economic recovery in the CEMAC Zone; foreign states' elites and the DRC conflicts 1997- 2002; traumas, memories and 'modern' politics in Central Africa; and human rights abuses in the Central Africa sub-region: the case of children.

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