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Why Africa is poor

Why Africa is poor

by Greg Mills
Title:
Why Africa is poor
Author:
Greg Mills
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
536 pages
Publisher:
Penguin Putnam Inc
ISBN-13:
9780143528098
EAN:
9780143528098
Publication Date:
30/09/2011
Classifications:
Interdisciplinary studies
Weight (g):
592
Dimensions (mm):
130 x 196 x 32
Publication Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Condition:
New
Price:£10.72
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Title: Why Africa is Poor: Overcoming Resource Curses with Innovative Governance Discover the groundbreaking insights and innovative solutions presented in Greg Mills' thought-provoking masterpiece, 'Why Africa is Poor.' As one of the most influential thinkers on African development today, Mills delves deep into the complex web of factors that have kept this vast continent mired in poverty for centuries. This comprehensive 536-page exploration offers a unique blend of analysis and actionable strategies, making it essential reading not just for policymakers, economists, and scholars but also for anyone who cares about Africa's future. The book serves as an enlightening companion for collectors and a powerful educational tool for educators, shedding light on the intricate relationships between resource wealth, governance, and development. Illustrated with compelling charts and graphs, 'Why Africa is Poor' provides a clear visual representation of the issues at hand, making it accessible to readers of all backgrounds. The book's unique narrative structure, combining rigorous research with captivating storytelling, engages readers emotionally while stimulating intellectual curiosity. Mills presents a compelling argument that Africa's resource wealth has often been more of a curse than a blessing, perpetuating corruption, conflict, and underdevelopment. However, he does not leave readers disheartened. Instead, he offers practical solutions for overcoming these challenges, drawing on examples from successful African nations that have managed to break free from the cycle of poverty. 'Why Africa is Poor' is more than just a book; it's a call to action. It invites readers to rethink their perceptions of Africa and to consider what role they can play in fostering sustainable development on the continent. Whether you are an individual passionate about Africa, a professional seeking to deepen your understanding of its complexities, or an educator looking for engaging material to inspire the next generation, 'Why Africa is Poor' is an indispensable resource. Don't miss out on this landmark work in African development literature. Order your copy today and join the conversation about Africa's future.

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