Sustainable Development in Africa-EU relations
Herausgeber: Langan, Mark; Price, Sophia
Sustainable Development in Africa-EU relations
Herausgeber: Langan, Mark; Price, Sophia
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This book examines the EU's contributions to sustainable development in Africa. It casts a critical light upon the impact of EU trade and aid interventions for developing countries. The chapters originally published as a special issue in Third World Thematics.
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This book examines the EU's contributions to sustainable development in Africa. It casts a critical light upon the impact of EU trade and aid interventions for developing countries. The chapters originally published as a special issue in Third World Thematics.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 5mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780367588670
- ISBN-10: 0367588676
- Artikelnr.: 69890529
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 5mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780367588670
- ISBN-10: 0367588676
- Artikelnr.: 69890529
Mark Langan is a senior lecturer in International Politics at Newcastle University, UK. His research examines the intersection of global trade and international development. He is particularly interested in EU trade and development co-operation with the African, Caribbean and Pacific states, and studies of moral political economy. Sophia Price is head of Politics and International Relations at Leeds Beckett University, UK. Her research focuses on feminist political economy, pro-poor development strategies, and the external relations of the European Union, particularly its trade and aid relations with the Africa, Pacific and Caribbean Group of States.
1. Introduction: The EU and 'pro-poor' contributions to sustainable
development in the post-2015 consensus Mark Langan & Sophia Price 2.
Framing the climate-development nexus in the European Union Frederik De
Roeck, Sarah Delputte & Jan Orbie 3. Managing neo-liberalisation through
the Sustainable Development Agenda: the EU-ACP trade relationship and world
market expansion Sophia Price & Alex Nunn 4. Regional encounters:
explaining the divergent responses to the EU's support for regional
integration in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific Tony Heron & Peg
Murray-Evans 5. Equal partnership between unequal regions? Assessing
deliberative parliamentary debate in ACP-EU relations Sarah Delputte &
Yentyl Williams 6. Feigned ambition. Analysing the emergence, evolution and
performance of the ACP Group of States Niels Keijzer 7. Promoting
sustainable development or legitimising free trade? Civil society
mechanisms in EU trade agreements Jan Orbie, Deborah Martens, Myriam Oehri
& Lore Van den Putte 8. The EU's Economic Partnership Agreements with
Africa: 'Decent Work' and the challenge of trade union solidarity Stephen
R. Hurt 9. Oil and cocoa in the political economy of Ghana-EU relations:
whither sustainable development? Mark Langan & Sophia Price
development in the post-2015 consensus Mark Langan & Sophia Price 2.
Framing the climate-development nexus in the European Union Frederik De
Roeck, Sarah Delputte & Jan Orbie 3. Managing neo-liberalisation through
the Sustainable Development Agenda: the EU-ACP trade relationship and world
market expansion Sophia Price & Alex Nunn 4. Regional encounters:
explaining the divergent responses to the EU's support for regional
integration in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific Tony Heron & Peg
Murray-Evans 5. Equal partnership between unequal regions? Assessing
deliberative parliamentary debate in ACP-EU relations Sarah Delputte &
Yentyl Williams 6. Feigned ambition. Analysing the emergence, evolution and
performance of the ACP Group of States Niels Keijzer 7. Promoting
sustainable development or legitimising free trade? Civil society
mechanisms in EU trade agreements Jan Orbie, Deborah Martens, Myriam Oehri
& Lore Van den Putte 8. The EU's Economic Partnership Agreements with
Africa: 'Decent Work' and the challenge of trade union solidarity Stephen
R. Hurt 9. Oil and cocoa in the political economy of Ghana-EU relations:
whither sustainable development? Mark Langan & Sophia Price
1. Introduction: The EU and 'pro-poor' contributions to sustainable
development in the post-2015 consensus Mark Langan & Sophia Price 2.
Framing the climate-development nexus in the European Union Frederik De
Roeck, Sarah Delputte & Jan Orbie 3. Managing neo-liberalisation through
the Sustainable Development Agenda: the EU-ACP trade relationship and world
market expansion Sophia Price & Alex Nunn 4. Regional encounters:
explaining the divergent responses to the EU's support for regional
integration in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific Tony Heron & Peg
Murray-Evans 5. Equal partnership between unequal regions? Assessing
deliberative parliamentary debate in ACP-EU relations Sarah Delputte &
Yentyl Williams 6. Feigned ambition. Analysing the emergence, evolution and
performance of the ACP Group of States Niels Keijzer 7. Promoting
sustainable development or legitimising free trade? Civil society
mechanisms in EU trade agreements Jan Orbie, Deborah Martens, Myriam Oehri
& Lore Van den Putte 8. The EU's Economic Partnership Agreements with
Africa: 'Decent Work' and the challenge of trade union solidarity Stephen
R. Hurt 9. Oil and cocoa in the political economy of Ghana-EU relations:
whither sustainable development? Mark Langan & Sophia Price
development in the post-2015 consensus Mark Langan & Sophia Price 2.
Framing the climate-development nexus in the European Union Frederik De
Roeck, Sarah Delputte & Jan Orbie 3. Managing neo-liberalisation through
the Sustainable Development Agenda: the EU-ACP trade relationship and world
market expansion Sophia Price & Alex Nunn 4. Regional encounters:
explaining the divergent responses to the EU's support for regional
integration in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific Tony Heron & Peg
Murray-Evans 5. Equal partnership between unequal regions? Assessing
deliberative parliamentary debate in ACP-EU relations Sarah Delputte &
Yentyl Williams 6. Feigned ambition. Analysing the emergence, evolution and
performance of the ACP Group of States Niels Keijzer 7. Promoting
sustainable development or legitimising free trade? Civil society
mechanisms in EU trade agreements Jan Orbie, Deborah Martens, Myriam Oehri
& Lore Van den Putte 8. The EU's Economic Partnership Agreements with
Africa: 'Decent Work' and the challenge of trade union solidarity Stephen
R. Hurt 9. Oil and cocoa in the political economy of Ghana-EU relations:
whither sustainable development? Mark Langan & Sophia Price