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For being the poorest region in the world, Africa remains the least developed, the most technologically backward, the most indebted, the most food-insecure and the most marginalized. Furthermore, malnutrition, disease, environmental degradation, natural resource depletion, poor and inadequate infrastructure, unemployment and weak institutional capacities continue to pose serious sustainable development challenges for Africa. This book analyses the new challenges of the sustainable development in Africa. This text has mobilized concepts like trade democracy, gender, migration, diaspora and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
For being the poorest region in the world, Africa remains the least developed, the most technologically backward, the most indebted, the most food-insecure and the most marginalized. Furthermore, malnutrition, disease, environmental degradation, natural resource depletion, poor and inadequate infrastructure, unemployment and weak institutional capacities continue to pose serious sustainable development challenges for Africa. This book analyses the new challenges of the sustainable development in Africa. This text has mobilized concepts like trade democracy, gender, migration, diaspora and remittances to show theoretically and practically their contribution to the sustainability of the development in Africa. The main body of this book consists of five chapters. It is helpful to policymakers, practitioners, lecturers in economics, social scientist, students of Masters, Post-graduates and PhD candidates in social science, and all readers interesting by sustainable development problems.
Autorenporträt
TCHOUASSI Gérard is a Professor of Economics at the University of Yaoundé II - Soa, Cameroon.NANA Emmanuel MBAFONG, PhD candidate, Senior Civil Engineer and Expert in Infrastructure Management, Civil Servant working with the Cameroon Government. Currently occupies the position of Deputy Director for Equipment and Maintenance at MINEPAT, Yaoundé.