9780821389096 - resilience of an african giant: boosting growth and development in the democratic republic of congo (directions in development - countries and regions) von herderschee, han; herderschee, johannes; kaiser, kai-alexander (3 Ergebnisse)
Resilience of an African Giant: Boosting Growth and Development in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Directions in Development - Countries and Regions)
Herderschee, Johannes; Kaiser, Kai-Alexander; Samba, Daniel Mukoko
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Herderschee, J: Resilience of an African Giant
Johannes Herderschee|Kaialexander Kaiser|Daniel Mukoko Samba
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Zustand: New. The development of an effective state, a reliable infrastructure, and a dynamic private sector has long been hampered by political economy obstacles in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Resilience of an African Giant identifies these obstacles, which preven.
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Resilience of an African Giant : Boosting Growth and Development in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The development of an effective state, a reliable infrastructure, and a dynamic private sector has long been hampered by political economy obstacles in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Resilience of an African Giant identifies these obstacles, which prevent the country from realizing its eco…nomic potential as the second-largest country in Sub-Saharan Africa, and outlines how they can beand in some cases have beenovercome. Four instruments that have been used to boost economic development in the past and that can contribute to more development in the future are explored in the book: coordination among those who control or influence policy, application of new technologies, leveraging of external anchors, and development of social accountability networks. This book pulls together an impressive body of research on the exemplary transition of a country from a state of conflict to a post-conflict situation, and from there toward becoming a country with legitimate institutions created by free, democratic, and transparent elections. I therefore wholeheartedly recommend it to all who are interested in development, particularly to policy makers in my country, as well as its partners.
