Lopsided rules of North-South engagement The African Growth and Opportunity Act

By:

The South Centre

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Geneva ATAR 1999Description: ix, 40pISBN:

92 9162 009 2

Subject(s):

United States|Africa|International Cooperation

LOC classification:

HD 72 .l6 1999

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Examines the North-South relations between individual countries of the North and specific regions/individual countries of the South. Looks in detail at the context and content of the legislative proposal known as African Growth and Opportunity Act that came up to promote United States-Africa relations. Arguments are shown that reveal the restrictions of the core proposals that underpin the Act and the reason they are insufficient as policy instruments for overcoming Africa's domestic crises of development and international constraints that limit growth prospects.

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