Afrique centrale crises économiques et mécanismes de survie Didier Pidika Mukawa, Gérard Tchouassi

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Year of publishing: 2005
Place of publishing: Dakar
ISBN: 2869781547
Language: French
Series: 1st

Tato upravená sbírka pojednává o sociálních a ekonomických krizích, metodách regulace ekonomik a mechanismech pro obnovu ve střední Africe, sestávající z DRC, Kongo-Brazzaville, Čadu, Gabonu, Kamerunu a Středoafrické republiky. Práce podrobně zkoumá krize, které otřásly regionem a snaží se odhalit jejich příčiny a dimenze.

Studie rozebírá minulost a přítomnost a otevírá budoucí perspektivy tím, že se věnuje tématům jako např. vnější dluh, strukturální změny, obchod s diamanty, ekonomický růst a vlivy globalizace. Tato kniha dokazuje, že země středoafrického regionu jsou konkurenceschopné na národní, subregionální i nadnárodní úrovni a jsou rovněž schopné regionální integrace.

This edited collection considers the social and economic crises, methods of regulating the economies and mechanisms for reconstruction in Central Africa, which comprisies the DRC, Congo Brazzaville, Chad, Gabon, Cameroon and the Central African Republic. The work scrutinises the prolonged crises which have shaken the sub-region to the core to determine their origins and dimensions. The studies take stock of the past and the present and open up future perspectives, commenting on matters such as external debt and structural adjustment, the diamond trade, economic growth and the effects of globalisation. It identifies the diverse economic reform and reconstruction projects currently taking place in the CEMAC region. Overall, the study contests that Central African states are capable of rising to the major challenge of achieving economic competivity at national, sub-regional and international levels, and integration within the region.

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