More papers on Africa:

		A New Challenge Over the last five years there has been a noticeable shift in focus among oil and gas companies active in the continent of Africa.
		Vibrant Africa Continues to Attract The global economic crisis left Sub-Saharan countries relatively unscathed. There are a number of reasons for this, but one crucial factor has been the relative lack of integration of the economies of most Sub-Saharan countries with the world economy
		Africa's Water Water underpins the whole of Africa’s economy, be it municipal, agricultural, industrial or mining, and is, unfortunately, often a critical factor in limiting economic growth or peace and stability.
		Africa - the Next Success Story? In the light of unreliable official statistics and the highly selective information often presented by investment companies with an incentive to highlight the positive, this article aims to provide some extra analysis to add to the recent widespread comments on high growth rates within the continent
		The EU’s Trade Policies and Africa’s Exports Trade barriers exist to key African exports, which make it difficult for the continent to take advantage of the growth-enhancing benefits of trade or to follow an export-orientated development plan, leaving Africa dependent on the world price of natural resources and minerals such as oil, copper and diamonds.
		Global Financial Crisis, Protectionism and Current Account Deficit The recent financial and economic crisis, and the resurgence in the popularity of emerging markets has raised fears in these economies of a resumption in capital flight or a sudden stop of capital inflows.
		Further Fallout from the Global Financial Crisis We examine the recent credit slowdown in emerging markets from three analytical angles.
		The Health and Wealth of Africa Among Africa’s problems, chronic poverty and poor health stand out. Traditional development thinking has maintained that health improvements are a consequence of income growth. But new evidence shows that investing in health, with the aid of the international community, could make a big difference in Africa’s economic prospects.
		Can Africa Catch Up? This paper shows that Africa is marginal to the world economy, but that the world economy is very important for Africa.