Towards economic recovery in sub-Saharan Africa : essays in honour of Robert Gardiner / edited by James Pickett and Hans Singer.

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TextPublication details: London : Routledge, c1990.Description: xv, 273 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

0415054095

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338.961 TOW

Summary: The causes of African economic decline are complex and reflect the interaction of internal and external forces. The contributors consider the need for greater co-operation between African states, the role of multi-national corporations and social aspects of economic progress

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The causes of African economic decline are complex and reflect the interaction of internal and external forces. The contributors consider the need for greater co-operation between African states, the role of multi-national corporations and social aspects of economic progress

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