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How global warming affects human development is a central question for economists as well as social scientists. While most of the literature has focused on the impact of rainfall and temperatures on individual well-being, precipitations alone do not capture the actual soil water availability,...
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This paper examines the underlying assumptions about socioeconomic transformation within the dominant approaches to the political economy of African countries. We argue that the dominant frameworks within African Studies miss important aspects of contemporary processes of socioeconomic change....
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Past population dynamics in Africa have remained largely elusive due to the lack of demographic data. Researchers are … in Sub-Saharan Africa. Human populations grew relatively large in the presence of lakes, highlands, or when situated in … the wet, coastal regions of Western Africa. Other environmental suites were thinly populated with overall population sizes …
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