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The contributions to this Discussion Paper were prepared for a workshop on "Africa in the new millennium" held in Stockholm in May 2001. The idea of the workshop was not to counter "negative" perceptions of Africa with "positive" ones. Nor was it to arrive at finalised ideas or prescriptions for governments or the continent as a whole. The aim was to raise important questions, which may help contextualise and deal with the problems facing the continent. It was an attempt to go below the surface of immediate crises and open up a debate around Africa and its international relations. It is hoped that publication of these papers will encourage further debate, and contribute towards realising the goal of African recovery.

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Raymond Suttner Introduction 5 Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja Political Reforms and Conflict Management in the African Democratic Transition 12 Adebayo Olukoshi Comments on Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja's contribution 28 Yusuf Bangura Globalisation and African Development 34 Steve Kayizzi-Mugerwa Globalisation, Reforms and Growth in Africa: Some Comments 50

Africa in the New Millennium: Nr 13: Discussion

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      Publisher: The Nordic Africa Institute
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 15/03/2002
      ISBN13: 9789171064882, 978-9171064882
      ISBN10: 9171064885

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The contributions to this Discussion Paper were prepared for a workshop on "Africa in the new millennium" held in Stockholm in May 2001. The idea of the workshop was not to counter "negative" perceptions of Africa with "positive" ones. Nor was it to arrive at finalised ideas or prescriptions for governments or the continent as a whole. The aim was to raise important questions, which may help contextualise and deal with the problems facing the continent. It was an attempt to go below the surface of immediate crises and open up a debate around Africa and its international relations. It is hoped that publication of these papers will encourage further debate, and contribute towards realising the goal of African recovery.

      Table of Contents
      Raymond Suttner Introduction 5 Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja Political Reforms and Conflict Management in the African Democratic Transition 12 Adebayo Olukoshi Comments on Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja's contribution 28 Yusuf Bangura Globalisation and African Development 34 Steve Kayizzi-Mugerwa Globalisation, Reforms and Growth in Africa: Some Comments 50

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