Articles · Vol. 10 No 1-2 (1985): Afrique et développement

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  • Cadman-Atta MILLS
    Cadman-Atta MILLS
    An economist with more than four decades experience consulting, advising, formulating and supervising the implementation of policies for Sub-Saharan African countries. Was Senior Presidential Economic Advisor for the Government of Ghana (2009 -2016), Advisor to the Africa...
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Résumé

* Copies of this special issue, with the Editorial Note and the Zaria Declaration in English — are available at CODESRIA.

Cadman-Atta MILLS

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Biographie de l'auteur/ice

  • Cadman-Atta MILLS

    An economist with more than four decades experience consulting, advising, formulating and supervising the implementation of policies for Sub-Saharan African countries. Was Senior Presidential Economic Advisor for the Government of Ghana (2009 -2016), Advisor to the Africa Regional Vice President of the World Bank (2005 -2006), Sector Manager (Poverty Reduction and Economic Management) at the World Bank covering 13 Central and Western African Countries (2000 -2005), and the World Bank’s Resident Representative in Senegal (1996 – 2000). Has considerable teaching experience as Senior Training Officer at the World Bank’s Economic Development Institute, Macroeconomic Division (1986 – 1991), Senior Lecturer/Researcher (1972 – 1984) at the United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and Planning (IDEP), and as instructor at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell (1970 -1972). Has many publications on Structural Adjustment, social indicators, and industrialization in Africa. Currently, operates his own blog site where he comments on the political economy and change in Ghana (cadmanattamills.com).

Références

  1. Banque Mondiale, Rapport annuel, 1984, p. 41.
  2. Voir «No to IMF Meddling»: Extraits du Message du Nouvel An (1980) du Président Nyerere aux
  3. Diplomates accrédités aupr s du gouvernement tanza­ nien. Reproduit dansDeve/opment Dialogue 1980:
  4. Samir Amin, notamment dans «La Crise de l'impérialisme Contemporain», (publié dans Samir Amin
  5. et. al., ,La Crise de /1mpéria/isme:;, Editions de l'Université, Paris), a des idées spécialement
  6. intéressantes sur la notion de crise et les caractéristiques de la phase expansionniste du
  7. capitalisme.

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