Suchergebnisse

Das Thema des Symposium wurde in 6 Diskussionsstränge aufgeteilt: Sport als Element der Kultur, Verbindungslinien zwischen Sport und Kunst, Sport als Partizipationsform an der Kultur, kulturelle Werte des Leistungssports in der öffentlichen Meinung, Sport und Lebensstil, Prognose der Entwicklung des Sports im Wandel der Kultur. Durchgängig wurde die Diskussion von der Kontroverse zwischen projektiver Planung und analytischer Prognose beherrscht. In den Vorträgen dominierten eindeutig die intellektuellen und ideologischen Programme und die projektiven Entfaltungen und Entwicklungen von Zukunftsprojekten. (MW)

I should note at the outset that many defects exist in the
statistical estimates that are used in the field under discussion. The
estimates most often cited come from the OECD, which purport to show,
for December 1977, a discrepancy of more than $88 billion over the years
1974 -1977 ($22 billion a year) between the current account surpluses of
the OPEC countries ($175 billion) and the accumulated deficits of the
rest of the world ($264 billion) [4 , p. 64]. This discrepancy is almost
equal to the total deficits of the OECD countries during that period
($98 billion). There appear to be discrepancies of the same order of
magnitude in the estimates of the transfers of capital and monetary
reserves between various countries.

Draft of paper which was published in the book, "Socialism in sub-Saharan Africa : a new assessment", edited by Carl G. Rosberg & Thomas M. Callaghy. ; In the little more than a quarter of a century since the end of World War II, extensive changes have significantly altered Africa's role in the world political economic system. Over forty new nations have attained political independence and embarked on differing paths of nation-building on the continent. A number characterize their approaches as 'socialist', but only a handful have begun to make the necessary institutional changes to initiate an effective transition towards socialist reconstruction of their political economies.

My name is Randall Robinson. I am the Executive Director of TransAfrica.On September 25, 1976, the Congressional Black Caucus convened The Black Leadership Conference on Africa. The conference, comprising the leadership of virtually every national black civil rights and social organization, accomplished two noteworthy objectives. It authored the African-American Manifesto on Southern Africa which expressed grave concerns with the previous Administration's negotiation initiatives for a Zimbabwe settlement. Secondly, it mandated a task force, chaired by me, to propose and execute an institutional vehicle through which black Americans could express to the Congress and the Administration their views on United States foreign policy vis-a-vis Africa and the Caribbean.