No 03-04 (2012): Bulletin du CODESRIA, N° 3 & 4, 2012

· 2012 N°03-04 Bulletin du CODESRIA, N° 3 & 4, 2012 CB
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2013-02-28

Articles

  1. Bulletin du CODESRIA, N° 3 & 4, 2012

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  2. 0 - Éditorial: Extending the Frontiers of Social Science Research

    Ebrima Sall, Alex Bangirana
  3. 1 - New Directions and Priorities for Research in Africa: Some Think Pieces - Extending the Frontiers of Social Science Research and Bringing Social Research to Public Issues

    Ebrima Sall
  4. 2 - Historical Research with Historical Depth: Africa, Human Rights and Citizenship

    Mahmood Mamdani
  5. 3 - African History / History in Africa: Academic, Vernacular Histories and Area Studies

    Mamadou Diouf
  6. 4 - Transformative Social Policy

    Jimi Adesina
  7. 5 - Challenges Facing Africa and those Facing the Social Sciences

    Khalid Ali El Amin
  8. 6 - Historical Thinking and Inter-disciplinarity

    Shamil Jeppie
  9. 7 - The African Library Project and the ‘Big Ideas’

    Ebrima Sall
  10. 8 - Research, Knowledge and Policy

    Lloyd M. Sachikonye
  11. 9 - Gender, Migration and Social Policy

    Takyiwa Manuh
  12. 10 - Methodology of Integration Between Cognitive Systems and Comparative Studies

    Helmi Sharawy
  13. 11 - Bridging Gap(s) Between Theory, Policy and Practice

    Ruth Iyob
  14. 12 - On the Question of Theory

    Ifi Amadiume
  15. 13 - Debates: Marikana and the politics of Law and Order after Apartheid

    Suren Pillay
  16. 14 - Renewing Development Paradigms for 21st Century

    Samir Amin
  17. 15 - Market Failures in the Financial System: Implications for Financial Sector Policies, Especially in Developing Countries?

    Joseph E. Stiglitz
  18. 16 - Not How the State can Regulate the Market, but How Society can Regulate both the State and the Market

    Mahmood Mamdani
  19. 17 - The Outstanding Issues between the Two Sudans

    al-Tayib Zain al-Abdin
  20. 18 - Economic Change in Africa and Prospects for Business: An African Perspective

    Dzodzi Tsikata
  21. 19 - The Discourse of ‘Africa’s Turn’?

    Moses Khisa
  22. 20 - Archives of Post-independent Africa

    Brenton Maart
  23. 21 - Where Do We Go from Rio? The Implications of the Third World Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+ 20)

    James Murombedzi
  24. 22 - Democracy in the Woods

    Prakash Kashwan