Sammelwerksbeitrag(elektronisch)#12015
Praxisteil I: East African Community (EAC)
In: Regionale Integration im sub-saharischen Afrika, S. 69-155
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The East African Community as a Sub-Regional Grouping
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Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Integration of Rwanda in the East African Community: 2007–2013
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Agents and Implications of Foreign Land Deals in East African Community: The Case of Uganda
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Effects of a Common Currency on Intra-regional Trade in Africa: Perspectives on the East African Community Monetary Union
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Assessing MDG Achievements Through Under-5 Child Stunting in the East African Community: Some Insights from Urban Versus Rural Areas in Burundi and Rwanda Using DHS2010
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East African Energy Resources
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Projecting East Asian Community-Building
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Comparing Agencification in Eastern and African Countries
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East African Students in a (Post-)Imperial World
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Eastern enlargement and the Western international community
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A Comparative Analysis of African and East Asian Corruption
Contends that corruption in African nations is not more prevalent than it is in East Asian nations. Three factors that determine the extent of corruption in a given nation are identified: the developmental nature, legitimacy, & economic history of a state; the state's form of social organization; & the interaction between the first two factors. Whereas relations between East Asian states & their private sectors resemble strong networks, it is claimed that such connections in African nations are simply loose relationships. Several additional differences that render corruption a better strategy for achieving economic development in East Asian nations are also noted. J. W. Parker