دانلود کتاب From the Slave Trade to 'Free' Trade: How Trade Undermines Democracy and Justice in Africa

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Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
IntroductIon
About the contributors
Plugging the leaks – the role of debt, aid and trade
For life or profit? GATS and the externalisation of Africa’s resources
Preserving disorder – IMF policies and Kenya’s healthcare crisis
The new scramble for Africa’s resources
China in Africa
South Africa’s Coega complex – cheap energy for industry
A story of the Atlantic slave trade
Slavery ain’t dead, it’s manufactured in Liberia’s rubber
Trade, justice and the case for reparations
What do women want?
World trade liberalisation in Africa – why women are most affected by poverty
Trade, gender and the search for alternatives – trade liberalisation and social development
Women and globalisation – the impact on their health
What do women stand to gain from trade? – women in business and commerce
Street vendors and informal trading – the struggle for the right to trade
Friend or foe – the EPAs unmasked
Trade and human rights in the Niger Delta
Community rights and foreign direct investment in Kenya’s Yala Swamp
Trading food rights and GM crops
International trade (in)justice or the survival of the fattest – the effects of agricultural subsidies
Sacrificing the right to food on the altar of free trade
Europe – the ‘promised land’ for Africa’s unemployed
Cocoa trade and children
Boxes
Quick facts on trade
The fight for water in Ghana
Export processing zones in Kenya
Soweto fights for electricity
Stop economic partnership agreements
Kenya: women workers turn to flower power
Facts and figures: women’s rights and trade
Toxic waste in Africa
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