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Technology Resilience and Diffusion : Capability Formation Dilemma in Non-Agile Economies
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 Abstract Télécharger Brochure : Technology […]
Africa’s Alternative Response to the Global Financial Crisis (Slideshow)
Africa is suffering from the direct consequences of an exogenous crisis linked to excess deregulation and organization of wealth creation disconnected from production and the real economy. Through its prudent macro-economic management and the weakness of its financial infrastructure, Africa very scarcely operates on the virtual marketplace, much less dabble in speculation. As such, Africa is neither guilty nor responsible for the 2008 financial crisis, even though it bears the brunt of the collateral effects of economic externalities.
Africa’s Alternative Response to the Global Financial Crisis
The Coalition for Dialogue on Africa (CoDA) offers an alternative perspective on the responses to the consequences of the 2008 financial crisis in Africa. The paradigm of economic and financial dependency can no longer adequately explain the complexity of a systemic crisis facing African Nations. The under-mentioned prerequisites must be met: break with the palliative economy, reject the conception of Africa as the variable adjustment for post-industrial economies, be ever alert to the trap embedded in the “poverty reduction” concept which is by no means synonymous with shared wealth creation, neutralize straight-jacket solutions considered as “universal solutions”, etc.
S’investir en Afrique avec les Diasporas
Le co-développement est défini comme le contraire du mal-développement.
Il est proposé de promouvoir le co-développement dans un cadre décentralisé avec des institutions de contreparties structurées tant en Europe que dans le pays d’accueil pour créer un environnement institutionnel et législatif incitatif pour permettre l’aboutissement heureux d’une initiative concertée de co-développement.
After G8 Gleneagles Summit : The Rhetoric of Commitments for Africa
The G 8 Gleneagles Summit (7-8 July 2005 in Scotland) was preceded by an unprecedented worldwide hope that leaders of the G 8 rich countries will deliver more than hope. Expectations from the international civil society and from African populations were just too high. Cancellation of the reported $ US 218,4 millions of the total debt stocks of sub-Saharan African countries did not occur even if according to the 2005 Development index, poverty reduction is not just about flows of mone
Africans speak out ahead of G8, calling for “trade not aid”
The world media has been obsessively focused on the upcoming G8 conference at Gleneagles. But despite the lack of reporting of African opinion on the issue of poverty, Africans are helping themselves, as Deborah Gabriel reports.
COMMISSION FOR AFRICA : Produce now, Pay later : Towards a real Marshall Plan for Africa
While attending the launching of the report of the Commission for Africa (CfA) titled “our common interest” in the impressive building of the British Museum in London on the 11th March 2005, I felt that something historical is taking place here with Tony Blair and Gordon Brown in the driving seats. One should be clear. The report is on Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). North Africa is not eligible.