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Oxford University Press - From Conflict to Recovery in Africa

Name: Oxford University Press - From Conflict to Recovery in Africa
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Establishing peace and rebuilding war-damaged economies are urgent challenges for the African continent. This book explores the complex requirements for successful recovery and sustainable growth. For Africa to move forward, communities must reconstruct their lives and strengthen local livelihoods. Without this foundation, reconstruction efforts and economic growth cannot effectively reduce poverty. True recovery requires a multi-layered approach. The private sector must revitalize to recreate markets and generate necessary employment, allowing communities and entrepreneurs to reach their full potential. Furthermore, the role of a development state is essential. This book examines the need for states that are democratically accountable and dedicated to supporting these vital economic processes. This text provides deep insights into the connection between community rebuilding, private investment, and state transformation in post-conflict environments.

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Explores the urgent challenges of establishing peace and reconstructing war-damaged economies across Africa.

Examines how community reconstruction and strengthened livelihoods serve as the foundation for poverty reduction.

Analyzes the role of private sector revitalization in recreating markets and generating employment opportunities.

Discusses the necessity of a development state that remains democratically accountable to its people.

Provides an academic perspective on the relationship between state transformation and economic growth.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Model: numerous figures, tables and maps
Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 0199261032
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Accounting > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 February 2003
Listed Since: 29 January 2007

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