Africa's world trade informal economies and globalization from below

By:

Lee, Margaret C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Zed Books 2014Description: ix, 137pISBN:

9781780323503

Subject(s):

Commerce; Economic policy; International economic relations; Africa -- Economic policy; Africa -- Commerce -- History -- Congresses

DDC classification:

382.096LEE

Summary: Are Africa's world markets really contributing to development across the continent for individuals, nations and regions? This is the key question posed by Margaret Lee in this provocative book, in which she argues that all too often the voices of African traders are obscured amid a blizzard of statistical analysis. However, it is these very voices - from those operating on the ground as formal or informal traders - that must be listened to in order to form a true understanding of the impact trade regimes have on these individuals and their communities.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	UONGOZI Institute Resources Centre - Dodoma Africa	382.096LEE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	UR005330

Collection subset: Management and Business Studies

Are Africa's world markets really contributing to development across the continent for individuals, nations and regions? This is the key question posed by Margaret Lee in this provocative book, in which she argues that all too often the voices of African traders are obscured amid a blizzard of statistical analysis. However, it is these very voices - from those operating on the ground as formal or informal traders - that must be listened to in order to form a true understanding of the impact trade regimes have on these individuals and their communities.

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