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Current developments in West Africa's regional integration : challenges for the future design of foreign and development policy

Grütjen, Klaus - German Institute of Development and Sustainability - 2024

understanding of statehood and sovereignty. In the West Africa/Sahel region, new processes of nation-building and state-building are … partners in the West Africa/Sahel region are currently undergoing profound transformation. They need to be aligned with the … a comparative perspective, this paper provides an overview of the various regional organisations in the West Africa …

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The African Growth and Opportunity Act : The Perils of Pursuing African Development Through U.S. Trade Law

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China's rise and opportunity for structural transformation in Africa

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The economic value of regional integration in Africa

Seck, Diéry - In: The external sector of Africa's economy, (pp. 3-19). 2019

Economic welfare is assumed to be pursued by an African country considering or evaluating its Regional Integration Arrangement (RIA) membership. The proposed approach assigns to imputed residuals computed from pre-integration trend lines the change in after reform per-capita GDP and gives an...

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