Africa in International Politics: External Involvement on the Continent
Editat de Ian Taylor, Paul Williamsen Limba Engleză Paperback – noi 2004
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780415358361
ISBN-10: 0415358361
Pagini: 240
Ilustrații: 5 tables
Dimensiuni: 162 x 232 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Routledge
ISBN-10: 0415358361
Pagini: 240
Ilustrații: 5 tables
Dimensiuni: 162 x 232 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.36 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Routledge
Cuprins
Introduction: Understanding Africa's Place in World Politics Ian Taylor and Paul Williams
1. The Contending Currents in United States Involvement in Sub-Saharan Africa James J. Hentz
2. Britain and Africa after the Cold War: Beyond Damage Limitation? Paul Williams
3. France's policy towards Africa: Continuity or Change? Daniela Kroslak
4. The "All-Weather Friend"? Sino-African Interaction in the Twenty-First Century Ian Taylor
5. Russia and Africa: Moving in the right direction? Vladimir Shubin
6. Japan-Africa Relations: Patterns and Prospects Scarlett Cornelissen
7. Canada and Africa: Activist Aspirations in Straitened Circumstances David Black
8. The European Union's External Relations with Africa after the Cold War: Aspects of Continuity and Change Stephen R. Hurt
9. The International Financial Institutions' Relations with Africa: Insights from the Issue of Representation and Voice Caroline Thomas
10. From Congo to Congo: United Nations Peacekeeping in Africa after the Cold War Adekeye Adebajo
1. The Contending Currents in United States Involvement in Sub-Saharan Africa James J. Hentz
2. Britain and Africa after the Cold War: Beyond Damage Limitation? Paul Williams
3. France's policy towards Africa: Continuity or Change? Daniela Kroslak
4. The "All-Weather Friend"? Sino-African Interaction in the Twenty-First Century Ian Taylor
5. Russia and Africa: Moving in the right direction? Vladimir Shubin
6. Japan-Africa Relations: Patterns and Prospects Scarlett Cornelissen
7. Canada and Africa: Activist Aspirations in Straitened Circumstances David Black
8. The European Union's External Relations with Africa after the Cold War: Aspects of Continuity and Change Stephen R. Hurt
9. The International Financial Institutions' Relations with Africa: Insights from the Issue of Representation and Voice Caroline Thomas
10. From Congo to Congo: United Nations Peacekeeping in Africa after the Cold War Adekeye Adebajo
Recenzii
'Not only provides a detailed analysis of the of the policy-making process related to Africa in seven countries of the North (US, Britain, France, China, Russia, Canada and Japan) but also focuses on the role of key international organizations (World Bank, IMF, United Nations and European Union) in shaping the presents and future of the continent.' - Maurizio Carbone, Carnegie Mellon University, USA, in International Affairs
'This very useful collection of essays on the relationships between Africa and the rest of the World take issue with popular constructions of growing African 'marginalisation.' - Anthony Butler, University of Cape Town, in Political Studies Review
'Not only provides a detailed analysis of the of the policy-making process related to Africa in seven countries of the North (US, Britain, France, China, Russia, Canada and Japan) but also focuses on the role of key international organizations (World Bank, IMF, United Nations and European Union) in shaping the presents and future of the continent.' - Maurizio Carbone, Carnegie Mellon University, USA, in International Affairs
'This very useful collection of essays on the relationships between Africa and the rest of the World take issue with popular constructions of growing African 'marginalisation.' - Anthony Butler, University of Cape Town, in Political Studies Review
'This very useful collection of essays on the relationships between Africa and the rest of the World take issue with popular constructions of growing African 'marginalisation.' - Anthony Butler, University of Cape Town, in Political Studies Review
'Not only provides a detailed analysis of the of the policy-making process related to Africa in seven countries of the North (US, Britain, France, China, Russia, Canada and Japan) but also focuses on the role of key international organizations (World Bank, IMF, United Nations and European Union) in shaping the presents and future of the continent.' - Maurizio Carbone, Carnegie Mellon University, USA, in International Affairs
'This very useful collection of essays on the relationships between Africa and the rest of the World take issue with popular constructions of growing African 'marginalisation.' - Anthony Butler, University of Cape Town, in Political Studies Review
Notă biografică
Ian Taylor is a senior lecturer in African politics at the University of Botswana and a visiting research fellow in the Department of Political Science, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. Paul Williams is a lecturer in security studies at the University of Birmingham, UK.