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AIDS (Disease), Economic development, Foreign Investments, Economic conditions, Foreign economic relations, Foreign relations, International economic relations, Foreign investments, Economic policy, Diplomatic relations, Economic history, Africa, social conditions, Africa, politics and government, Africa, economic conditionsPlaces
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. How is Africa faring in the twenty-first century?: Africa's fortunes are improving / Charles Kenny
Africa's fortunes are declining / Bruce Gilley
Africa needs to expand free trade / Marian L. Tupy
Free trade is devastating African economies / Gregory Elich
African nations have the clout and wisdom to make free trade work to their benefit / Ssegawa-Ssekintu Kiwanuka
Health care in Africa has not improved / Thompson Ayodele
Africa is making strides in sustainable entrepreneurship / Helene Gallis
Chapter 2. Does Africa need foreign aid?: Foreign aid benefits Africa / Jeffrey Sachs
Foreign aid does not benefit Africa / Mathew K. Jallow
Africa needs trade, not just foreign aid / Richard Ilorah
Africa needs good governance, not just foreign aid / Franklin Cudjoe
Africa will progress without patronizing interference from the West / Andrew M. Mwenda
Chapter 3. What is the state of the AIDS epidemic in Africa?: AIDS is a serious threat in Africa / Avert.org
The threat of AIDS in Africa has been overestimated / Janine Roberts
Social and economic factors contribute to the spread of AIDS in Africa / Ben Wodi
Political ignorance contributes to the spread of AIDS in Africa / Marco Evers
AIDS is devastating Africa's children / Graccedila Machel
There is hope for children with AIDS in Africa / Mark W. Kline
Chapter 4. What US policies will best serve Africa?: The United States should promote democracy in Africa / Russ Feingold
The United States should stop promoting democracy in Africa / Roger Kaplan
AFRICOM will help ensure the security of the African continent / Robert Moeller
AFRICOM will likely serve only US interests in Africa / Ed Blanche.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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