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The possibilities for enhancing ownership of development in Africa: the role of regional integration in the external relations of Africa

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  • Raquel Freitas
  • Luís Mah

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Africa has been the neglected continent in world politics. It has also been the subject of aid dependency and policy conditionality, leaving little autonomy of decision-making and ownership of its development policies. The recent economic turn-around and the global rush for resources and commodities have raised the importance of the African continent in the international economic scene

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  • Raquel Freitas & Luís Mah, 2012. "The possibilities for enhancing ownership of development in Africa: the role of regional integration in the external relations of Africa," CEsA Working Papers 112, CEsA - Centre for African and Development Studies.
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