Inbunden, Engelska, 2020
Africa's Incomplete Cycles of Development
Av Kenneth Mahuni, Josiah Taru, Wellington G. Bonga, Edward Shiza
Del 1 i serien Africa in the Global Space
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2020-11-09
- Mått: 150 x 225 x 16 mm
- Vikt: 382 g
- Format: Inbunden
- Språk: Engelska
- Serie: Africa in the Global Space
- Antal sidor: 188
- Upplaga: 20001
- Förlag: Peter Lang Publishing Inc
- ISBN: 9781433168215
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Kenneth Mahuni is a winner of the newly instituted Amartya Sen Prize 2020 courtesy of the International Economic Association (IEA). He has a Master’s Degree in International Trade and Policy from South Korea and is an independent researcher. He has published research papers in journals focusing on economic issues such as industrial clusters and international trade. This is his first major book contribution and was largely inspired by experiences in visiting countries such as South Korea, India, Malaysia, Tanzania, Botswana among others.Josiah Taru is an anthropologist working in Zimbabwe. His research focuses on the intersection of Pentecostalism, money, wealth, and everyday lives in post-colonial Zimbabwe.Wellington G. Bonga is a researcher in the areas of development, finance, taxation, and social aspects. He has more than fifty research papers published in international journals. He holds a PhD in Economics from Atlantic International University, a MCom Finance from Great Zimbabwe University, a MSc Economics from University of Zimbabwe, a Master of Business Administration from Zimbabwe Open University, a BSc (Hons) Economics degree from University of Zimbabwe, and a Certificate in Practical Labour Law from Cape Town University.
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“This is a dense, scintillating, elegant and thought-provoking book on Africa’s development coming from a generation of millennials. To the authors, Africa’s epic journey to sustainable development is one filled with gloom and doom. Despite the vast pessimism in the narrative, the authors also see a modicum of hope for their continent, through proffering an assortment of alternatives which are set to address contemporary Africa’s development conundrum.”—Emmanuel Dumbu, Doctor of Philosophy in Business Management, Regional Programme Coordinator, Zimbabwe Open University
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