Africa in the age of globalisation : perceptions, misperceptions and realities / edited by Edward Shizha and Lamine Diallo (Wilfred Laurier University, Canada).
Globalising education for globalised labour markets: brain drain or gain for Africa / Edward Shizha. Part 4. Social and institutional development. Globalisation and Africa: critical historical and deconstructive/reconstructive epistemic reflections / Ali A. Abdi -- African development post-2015: sustainable agency or reversion to dependency? / Timothy M. Shaw -- Democracy and governance in Africa: lessons from Senegal / Lamine Diallo -- Globalisation, sovereign debt and adjustment programmes in Africa: implications for creditors, debtors and policy makers in Europe / Gloria T. Emeagwali -- Part 2. Technology and global partnerships. The paradox of broadband access in Sub-Saharan Africa / Akbar M. Saeed and Oliver Masakure -- Aspirations for Senegal: exploring international NGO partnerships / Kathryn Mossman -- Globalisation, NGOs and multi-sectoral relations: Zimbabwean experience 1980-2012 / Gilbert Tarugarira -- China-Japan rivalry in Africa / Bertha Z. Osei-Hwedei -- Part 3. Gender, migration and settlement. Evidence based policy-making in the age of globalisation: measuring the impact of Chinese investments on women in Sub-Saharan Africa / Isioma Ile and Mulugeta F. Dinbabo -- The cracks and the crevices: Rwandan women in the diaspora navigating gender regimes in Rwanda and Canada / Anna Ainsworth -- Gender, contemporary realities, and the challenges of reconstructing identities in a transnational context / Phil Okeke-Ihejirika -- Part 4. Education and globalisation in Africa. Demystifying the misperceptions and realities about the efficacy of monograde and multigrade pedagogies: Africa's response to globalisation in education / Charles Kivunja and Margaret Sims -- Revitalising higher education in the age of globalisation: the African dilemma / Girmaw Abebe Akalu -- Globalising education for globalised labour markets: brain drain or gain for Africa / Edward Shizha.
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The international political economy of new regionalisms series
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