Economic and Monetary Sovereignty in 21st Century Africa
Herausgeber: Ben Gadha, Maha; Samba Sylla, Ndongo; Mahmoud, Ines; Koddenbrock, Kai; Kaboub, Fadhel
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Economic and Monetary Sovereignty in 21st Century Africa
Herausgeber: Ben Gadha, Maha; Samba Sylla, Ndongo; Mahmoud, Ines; Koddenbrock, Kai; Kaboub, Fadhel
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The story of how African societies are resisting financial dependency and colonial legacies
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The story of how African societies are resisting financial dependency and colonial legacies
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Pluto Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 135mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 332g
- ISBN-13: 9780745344072
- ISBN-10: 0745344070
- Artikelnr.: 61500459
- Verlag: Pluto Press
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 135mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 332g
- ISBN-13: 9780745344072
- ISBN-10: 0745344070
- Artikelnr.: 61500459
Maha Ben Gadha is Economic Programme Manager at the North Africa office of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. Fadhel Kaboub is Associate Professor of Economics at Denison University and President of the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity. Kai Koddenbrock is a political economist at Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence at the University of Bayreuth. Ines Mahmoud is Economic Programme Manager at the North Africa office of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. Ndongo Samba Sylla is a Research and Programme Manager for the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation. He is the co-author of Africa's Last Colonial Currency (Pluto, 2021).
Foreword - Prabhat Patnaik
Introduction - By the editors
Part I: The contemporary global economic and monetary order
1. China's Finance and Africa's Economic and Monetary Sovereignty - Radhika
Desai
Part II: Challenges to monetary sovereignty in the postcolonial periphery
2. Banking, Business, and Sovereignty in Sudan (1956-2019) - Harry Cross
3. Money, Finance, and Capital Accumulation in Zimbabwe - Francis Garikayi
4. Monetary Policy in Algeria (1999-2019): An economic and monetary history
approach - Fatiha Talahite
Part III: Increasing sovereignty through monetary unions?
5. The West African CFA Franc Zone as a Double Monetary Union: Loss of
economic competitiveness and anti-developmental path-dependencies - Carla
Coburger
6. The CFA Franc Under Neoliberal Monetary Policy: A labour-focused
approach - Hannah Cross
7. From Central Bank Independence to Government Dependence: Monetary
colonialism in the Eurozone - Thomas Fazi
8. Geopolitics of Finance in Africa: Birth of financial centres, not
monetary unions - Elizabeth Cobbett
Part IV: Alternatives
9. The Great Paradox: Liberalism Destroys the Market Economy: The pitfalls
of the neoliberal recipe forAfrican economic and monetary sovereignty -
Heiner Flassbeck
10. Food Sovereignty, the National Question, and Post-colonial Development
in Africa - Max Ajl
11. Being Poor in the Current Monetary System: Implications of foreign
exchange shortage for African economies and possible solutions - Anne
Löscher
12. The German Push for Local Currency Bond Markets in African Countries: A
pathway to economic sovereignty or increased economic dependency? - Frauke
Banse
Notes on Editors
Notes on Contributors
Index
Introduction - By the editors
Part I: The contemporary global economic and monetary order
1. China's Finance and Africa's Economic and Monetary Sovereignty - Radhika
Desai
Part II: Challenges to monetary sovereignty in the postcolonial periphery
2. Banking, Business, and Sovereignty in Sudan (1956-2019) - Harry Cross
3. Money, Finance, and Capital Accumulation in Zimbabwe - Francis Garikayi
4. Monetary Policy in Algeria (1999-2019): An economic and monetary history
approach - Fatiha Talahite
Part III: Increasing sovereignty through monetary unions?
5. The West African CFA Franc Zone as a Double Monetary Union: Loss of
economic competitiveness and anti-developmental path-dependencies - Carla
Coburger
6. The CFA Franc Under Neoliberal Monetary Policy: A labour-focused
approach - Hannah Cross
7. From Central Bank Independence to Government Dependence: Monetary
colonialism in the Eurozone - Thomas Fazi
8. Geopolitics of Finance in Africa: Birth of financial centres, not
monetary unions - Elizabeth Cobbett
Part IV: Alternatives
9. The Great Paradox: Liberalism Destroys the Market Economy: The pitfalls
of the neoliberal recipe forAfrican economic and monetary sovereignty -
Heiner Flassbeck
10. Food Sovereignty, the National Question, and Post-colonial Development
in Africa - Max Ajl
11. Being Poor in the Current Monetary System: Implications of foreign
exchange shortage for African economies and possible solutions - Anne
Löscher
12. The German Push for Local Currency Bond Markets in African Countries: A
pathway to economic sovereignty or increased economic dependency? - Frauke
Banse
Notes on Editors
Notes on Contributors
Index
Foreword - Prabhat Patnaik
Introduction - By the editors
Part I: The contemporary global economic and monetary order
1. China's Finance and Africa's Economic and Monetary Sovereignty - Radhika
Desai
Part II: Challenges to monetary sovereignty in the postcolonial periphery
2. Banking, Business, and Sovereignty in Sudan (1956-2019) - Harry Cross
3. Money, Finance, and Capital Accumulation in Zimbabwe - Francis Garikayi
4. Monetary Policy in Algeria (1999-2019): An economic and monetary history
approach - Fatiha Talahite
Part III: Increasing sovereignty through monetary unions?
5. The West African CFA Franc Zone as a Double Monetary Union: Loss of
economic competitiveness and anti-developmental path-dependencies - Carla
Coburger
6. The CFA Franc Under Neoliberal Monetary Policy: A labour-focused
approach - Hannah Cross
7. From Central Bank Independence to Government Dependence: Monetary
colonialism in the Eurozone - Thomas Fazi
8. Geopolitics of Finance in Africa: Birth of financial centres, not
monetary unions - Elizabeth Cobbett
Part IV: Alternatives
9. The Great Paradox: Liberalism Destroys the Market Economy: The pitfalls
of the neoliberal recipe forAfrican economic and monetary sovereignty -
Heiner Flassbeck
10. Food Sovereignty, the National Question, and Post-colonial Development
in Africa - Max Ajl
11. Being Poor in the Current Monetary System: Implications of foreign
exchange shortage for African economies and possible solutions - Anne
Löscher
12. The German Push for Local Currency Bond Markets in African Countries: A
pathway to economic sovereignty or increased economic dependency? - Frauke
Banse
Notes on Editors
Notes on Contributors
Index
Introduction - By the editors
Part I: The contemporary global economic and monetary order
1. China's Finance and Africa's Economic and Monetary Sovereignty - Radhika
Desai
Part II: Challenges to monetary sovereignty in the postcolonial periphery
2. Banking, Business, and Sovereignty in Sudan (1956-2019) - Harry Cross
3. Money, Finance, and Capital Accumulation in Zimbabwe - Francis Garikayi
4. Monetary Policy in Algeria (1999-2019): An economic and monetary history
approach - Fatiha Talahite
Part III: Increasing sovereignty through monetary unions?
5. The West African CFA Franc Zone as a Double Monetary Union: Loss of
economic competitiveness and anti-developmental path-dependencies - Carla
Coburger
6. The CFA Franc Under Neoliberal Monetary Policy: A labour-focused
approach - Hannah Cross
7. From Central Bank Independence to Government Dependence: Monetary
colonialism in the Eurozone - Thomas Fazi
8. Geopolitics of Finance in Africa: Birth of financial centres, not
monetary unions - Elizabeth Cobbett
Part IV: Alternatives
9. The Great Paradox: Liberalism Destroys the Market Economy: The pitfalls
of the neoliberal recipe forAfrican economic and monetary sovereignty -
Heiner Flassbeck
10. Food Sovereignty, the National Question, and Post-colonial Development
in Africa - Max Ajl
11. Being Poor in the Current Monetary System: Implications of foreign
exchange shortage for African economies and possible solutions - Anne
Löscher
12. The German Push for Local Currency Bond Markets in African Countries: A
pathway to economic sovereignty or increased economic dependency? - Frauke
Banse
Notes on Editors
Notes on Contributors
Index