The Monrovia strategy and the Lagos plan of action for African development- Five years after
This paper presented at the ECA/Dalhousie University Conference on the Lagos Plan of Action and Africa’s future International Relations: projections and implications for policy-makers, in Canada, from November 2-4, 1984. The objective of this paper is a modest one of providing some preliminary analytical overview of development since April 1980 and a tentative prognostication of the future. The paper discuses about the background to the Lagos Plan of Action, and the Monrovia strategy. In the concluding remarks, The Lagos Plan of 9 Action remains as valid to Africa’s development in spite of the slow implementation process, due to economic crisis that has gripped African since then and partly a turnaround in economic policy and strategy.
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| Format: | Conference document biblioteca |
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| Language: | eng |
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1984-11
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10855/21080 |
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| Summary: | This paper presented at the ECA/Dalhousie University Conference on the Lagos Plan of Action and Africa’s future International Relations: projections and implications
for policy-makers, in Canada, from November 2-4, 1984. The objective of this paper is a modest one of providing some preliminary analytical overview of development
since April 1980 and a tentative prognostication
of the future. The paper discuses about the background
to the Lagos Plan of Action, and the Monrovia strategy. In the concluding remarks, The Lagos Plan of
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Action remains as valid to Africa’s development in spite of the slow implementation process, due to economic crisis that has gripped African since then and partly a turnaround in economic policy and strategy. |
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