Publisher's Synopsis
The African renaissance and NEPAD, a pioneering African leadership strategy to counter Western neoliberal ideology. Through the concretization of a liberatory and emancipatory Negro-African discourse, around decentralized local public policies against the backdrop of the intra-African map. Focal point: the integral development of the African Being and its Citizen-State biotope. At the heart of South-South and South-North economic stakes and flows; multinationals and Franchises established in Africa. A crossroads. However, in Volume 1, the author raises the issue of whether this pan-African ideology, the counterpart of this project, has a marginal or marginal place, around these public-private partnerships and their sub-regional interactions. All of this is taking place behind a backdrop of struggles over interpretations of meaning and unfinished inter-African debates. Faced with a harsh and uncertain foreign policy.
