Articles · Vol. 20 No 3 (1995): Afrique et développement
1 - Aux origines de la catastrophe économique de l'Afrique
- DOI 10.57054/ad.v20i3.2538
- Publiée 1995-06-12
Résumé
Development policies in the Third-World — from the 'colonial development' to the Bandoung 'Nationalist Project of Modernisation' have shown their limits. This is currently illustrated by the restraint cf the Lome Agreements and the impossibility of a globalisation through the market. Today, Africa is living a new era of polarisation as a result of the position it occupies in the new technological, nuclear and financial arena, and in terms of access to natural resources and information. The author calls for a pluricentric, humanist and socialist globalisation project, one which challenges the existing monopolies.
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