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• 2009044522 contributor B11446438.
• 2009044522 created "2010.".
• 2009044522 date "2010".
• 2009044522 date "2010.".
• 2009044522 dateCopyrighted "2010.".
• 2009044522 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• 2009044522 description "Machine generated contents note: Introduction PART I: WHO IS IN CHARGE? THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OF THE STATE PART II: OBSTACLES TO GROWTH: GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY AND THE ENVIRONMENTIntroductionLandlocked countriesInland Obstacles: Access and Infrastructure The Threat of Global Warming The Demographic ChangesThe Resource Curse The Haunting Malthusian Predicamento Limits to growtho The environmental threato How to achieve sustained and fair limits to growtho The new phase of the Malthusian predicamento Will SSA be able to feed its growing population?o Malthus outlook further into the future PART III: POLITICAL REFORMS TO BUILD THE AFRICAN ECONOMY PART IV: WHY HAVE THE ADVANCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES BYPASSED SSA?IntroductionThe reforms to increase agricultural productivityThe first great leap forward: the Green RevolutionThe second great leap forward: the Gene RevolutionThe driving force of agricultural productivity: Agricultural R&DPART V: THE FOOD CRISIS Introduction and OverviewThe causes of the escalating food pricesThe impact of the structural factors on the rise in food prices Is this sufficient to explain the excessive overshooting grain prices?Other factors that exacerbated the food crisis The consequences of the food crisis: The threat to Glocal stabilityPART VI: THE LONGER TERM REFORMS TO COMBAT HUNGER IN AFRICAIntroductionThe role of the public sectorThe main reformsProduction barriers to industrializationBarriers on agricultural reformsBarriers on diversifying agricultural incomesThe sagging rural economyThe common principles of the alternative reform programsThe new Partnership for Africas Development: The Reform Program of the African Union Introduction PART I: WHO IS IN CHARGE? THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OF THE STATE PART II: OBSTACLES TO GROWTH: GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY AND THE ENVIRONMENTIntroductionLandlocked countriesInland Obstacles: Access and Infrastructure The Threat of Global Warming The Demographic ChangesThe Resource Curse The Haunting Malthusian Predicamento Limits to growtho The environmental threato How to achieve sustained and fair limits to growtho The new phase of the Malthusian predicamento Will SSA be able to feed its growing population?o Malthus outlook further into the future PART III: POLITICAL REFORMS TO BUILD THE AFRICAN ECONOMY PART IV: WHY HAVE THE ADVANCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES BYPASSED SSA?IntroductionThe reforms to increase agricultural productivityThe first great leap forward: the Green RevolutionThe second great leap forward: the Gene RevolutionThe driving force of agricultural productivity: Agricultural R&DPART V: THE FOOD CRISIS Introduction and OverviewThe causes of the escalating food pricesThe impact of the structural factors on the rise in food prices Is this sufficient to explain the excessive overshooting grain prices?Other factors that exacerbated the food crisis The consequences of the food crisis: The threat to Glocal stabilityPART VI: THE LONGER TERM REFORMS TO COMBAT HUNGER IN AFRICAIntroductionThe role of the public sectorThe main reformsProduction barriers to industrializationBarriers on agricultural reformsBarriers on diversifying agricultural incomesThe sagging rural economyThe common principles of the alternative reform programsThe new Partnership for Africas Development: The Reform Program of the African Union .".
• 2009044522 extent "p. cm.".
• 2009044522 identifier "9780230205284 (hardback)".
• 2009044522 issued "2010".
• 2009044522 issued "2010.".
• 2009044522 language "eng".
• 2009044522 publisher "New York : Palgrave Macmillan,".
• 2009044522 spatial "Africa.".
• 2009044522 subject "363.8096 22".
• 2009044522 subject "Democratization Africa.".
• 2009044522 subject "Food supply Africa.".
• 2009044522 subject "HD9017.A2 B54 2010".
• 2009044522 subject "Hunger Africa.".
• 2009044522 subject "Poor Africa.".
• 2009044522 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction PART I: WHO IS IN CHARGE? THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OF THE STATE PART II: OBSTACLES TO GROWTH: GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY AND THE ENVIRONMENTIntroductionLandlocked countriesInland Obstacles: Access and Infrastructure The Threat of Global Warming The Demographic ChangesThe Resource Curse The Haunting Malthusian Predicamento Limits to growtho The environmental threato How to achieve sustained and fair limits to growtho The new phase of the Malthusian predicamento Will SSA be able to feed its growing population?o Malthus outlook further into the future PART III: POLITICAL REFORMS TO BUILD THE AFRICAN ECONOMY PART IV: WHY HAVE THE ADVANCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES BYPASSED SSA?IntroductionThe reforms to increase agricultural productivityThe first great leap forward: the Green RevolutionThe second great leap forward: the Gene RevolutionThe driving force of agricultural productivity: Agricultural R&DPART V: THE FOOD CRISIS Introduction and OverviewThe causes of the escalating food pricesThe impact of the structural factors on the rise in food prices Is this sufficient to explain the excessive overshooting grain prices?Other factors that exacerbated the food crisis The consequences of the food crisis: The threat to Glocal stabilityPART VI: THE LONGER TERM REFORMS TO COMBAT HUNGER IN AFRICAIntroductionThe role of the public sectorThe main reformsProduction barriers to industrializationBarriers on agricultural reformsBarriers on diversifying agricultural incomesThe sagging rural economyThe common principles of the alternative reform programsThe new Partnership for Africas Development: The Reform Program of the African Union Introduction PART I: WHO IS IN CHARGE? THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND OF THE STATE PART II: OBSTACLES TO GROWTH: GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY AND THE ENVIRONMENTIntroductionLandlocked countriesInland Obstacles: Access and Infrastructure The Threat of Global Warming The Demographic ChangesThe Resource Curse The Haunting Malthusian Predicamento Limits to growtho The environmental threato How to achieve sustained and fair limits to growtho The new phase of the Malthusian predicamento Will SSA be able to feed its growing population?o Malthus outlook further into the future PART III: POLITICAL REFORMS TO BUILD THE AFRICAN ECONOMY PART IV: WHY HAVE THE ADVANCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES BYPASSED SSA?IntroductionThe reforms to increase agricultural productivityThe first great leap forward: the Green RevolutionThe second great leap forward: the Gene RevolutionThe driving force of agricultural productivity: Agricultural R&DPART V: THE FOOD CRISIS Introduction and OverviewThe causes of the escalating food pricesThe impact of the structural factors on the rise in food prices Is this sufficient to explain the excessive overshooting grain prices?Other factors that exacerbated the food crisis The consequences of the food crisis: The threat to Glocal stabilityPART VI: THE LONGER TERM REFORMS TO COMBAT HUNGER IN AFRICAIntroductionThe role of the public sectorThe main reformsProduction barriers to industrializationBarriers on agricultural reformsBarriers on diversifying agricultural incomesThe sagging rural economyThe common principles of the alternative reform programsThe new Partnership for Africas Development: The Reform Program of the African Union .".
• 2009044522 title "Poverty, hunger and democracy in Africa : the struggle of the African people against poverty and hunger and for true democracy / David Bigman.".
• 2009044522 type "text".