Subsaharan Africa in the 1990s Challenges to Democracy and Development Siddiqui, Rukhsana A.

  • Frederick A. Praeger
  • Year of publishing: 1997
  • Place of publishing: Westport, Conn
  • ISBN: 0275951421
  • Language: English

Ekonomický výkon afrických subsaharských států byl v posledních dvou desetiletích velmi slabý. Vnější faktory jako jsou vysoké ceny ropy, zhoršující se obchodní podmínky, války a obrovské vnitřní faktory jako jsou korupce, šovinismus, autoritativní režimy a násilí i nadále trápí tento region. Ačkoli v 80.letech subsaharská oblast trpěla suchem, devaluací měny a zahraničním dluhem, v 90.letech byly hlavními problémy především paradoxní občanské nepokoje a komplikovaný přechod k demokracii. Tento svazek pojednává o hlavních politických, ekonomických, sociálních, ekologických a genderových aspektech boje subsaharské Afriky za demokracii.

The economic performance of African countries south of the Sahara generally has been poor during the past two decades. External factors such as high oil prices, deteriorating terms of trade, and wars, and formidable internal factors such as corruption, chauvinism, authoritarianism, and violence have continued to plague the region. Whereas in the 1980s the Subsahara was overwhelmed by drought, devaluation, and debt, the 1990s have brought the paradox of civil strife and a complex transition to democracy. This volume surveys the major political, economic, social, ecological, and gender related aspects of Subsaharan Africa's struggle toward democracy.

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