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The AU : Transforming Sovereignty into Integration
27/06/2011
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As the 17th African Union Summit takes place, the AU is moving towards cautious interventionism.
ARTICLE | 27 JUNE 2011 – 1:00PM | BY LIRIM AZEMI
There was criticism over the level of involvement in the Ivory Coast crisis after the African Union recognised Alassane Ouattara as the legitimate winner of the country's La suite >
Strategies against Poverty : Designs from the North and Alternatives from the South
23/06/2011
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Edited by Alicia Puyana Mutis and Samwel Ong´wen Okuro. Colección CLACSO-CROP. ISBN 978-987-1543-63-2 CLACSO. Buenos Aires. June 2011
This book presents the contributions of African and Latin American experts on economic development to the seminar “Strategies against poverty: Designs from the North and Alternatives from the South” organized by the Conferencia La suite >
Africa’s strategy after Neoliberalism
25/11/2010
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25 November 2010 – Voksenaasen – Oslo – Norway
Organized by The Other Canon Foundation in cooperation with Res Publica and The Dag Hammarskjöld Program Networkers SouthNorth
Technology Resilience and Diffusion : Capability Formation Dilemma in Non-Agile Economies
19/07/2010
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Chapter 6 : Technology Resilience and Diffusion Pages : 101-128 pp. Author : Yves Ekoué Amaizo (Afrology Think Tank, Austria)
Source Title : Nanotechnology and Microelectronics: Global Diffusion, Economics and Policy Source Author(s)/Editor(s) : Ndubuisi Ekekwe (Johns Hopkins University, USA) Copyright: 2010
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-61692-006-7.ch006 ISBN13: 9781616920067
ISBN10: 1616920068 | EISBN13: 9781616920074
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Towards New Developmentalism : Market as Means rather than Master
10/01/2010
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Edited by Shahrukh Rafi Khan and Jens Christiansen
Publisher : Routledge (http://www.routledgeeconomics.com/books/Towards-New-Developmentalism-isbn9780415779845)
$US 145
NEW BOOK (available as of 1st August 2010)
About the Book
Neo-liberalism has dominated academic debates and policy choices concerning economic development since the early 1980s. Although this approach has been vigorously critiqued from different perspectives, these critiques have not La suite >
Attention Mr Jabulani Sikhakhane
9/12/2009
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As a comment to : Refreshingly straight talk cuts through waffle» by Mr Jabulani Sikhakhane, Editor-in-chief of Destiny Man and a freelance writer, Email : mabheki65@mweb.co.za
Dear Mr. SikhakhaneThanks for your analysis, but a large part of it is not correct and fails to raise the strategic and fundamental issue of economic alternative La suite >
Africa’s Alternative Response to the Global Financial Crisis (Slideshow)
5/12/2009
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COALITION FOR DIALOGUE ON AFRICA (CoDA) 2009
Slideshow
Dr. Yves Ekoué AMAÏZO, Expert on Financial Architecture
Prepared for CoDA Conference, Tunis, 28 November 2009
One of the four-fold priorities of CoDA : “Africa’s Response to the Global Financial crisis”
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Africa is suffering from the direct consequences of an exogenous crisis linked to La suite >
Africa’s Alternative Response to the Global Financial Crisis
4/12/2009
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COALITION FOR DIALOGUE ON AFRICA (CoDA) 2009
Discussion Note
Dr. Yves Ekoué AMAÏZO, Expert on Financial Architecture
Prepared for CoDA Conference, Tunis, 28 November 2009
One of the four-fold priorities of CoDA : “Africa’s Response to the Global Financial crisis”
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The Coalition for Dialogue on Africa (CoDA) offers an alternative perspective on the responses La suite >
The Economics of Failed, Failing and Fragile States
1/07/2009
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Productive Structure as the missing link
Theme of the Conference : “Cascading fragilities”, Organized by The Other Canon: Oslo, 26 June 2009, Voksenaasen Hotel
Authors of the paper : Prof. Erik S. Reinert, The Other Canon Foundation & Tallinn University of Technology | Dr. Yves Ekoué Amaïzo, Director of the Think Tank La suite >
Is ACP economic sovereignty just « virtual reality »?
5/05/2008
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The OECD-led proposal for a Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) has run into difficulties because of disagreements among some of the key negotiating parties. The author of this article, who is responsible for special programmes at the Vienna-based United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), offers a sharp critique of the La suite >
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