? Angola's case serves as a paradigmatic example to answer this question. From 1961 to 1974, Angolans opposed Portuguese … colonial rule by violent, revolutionary struggle. But from 1975 (Angola's independence year) to April 2002 (the date of the … conditions on Angola's development, under circumstances of war, and speculates on Angola's immediate future. The article argues …

This paper analyzes the relationship between financial development and economic growth in Angola, an economy heavily … growth in Angola: it does not Granger-cause either oil revenues or non-oil GDP, even though it is Granger-caused by both …

Angola Social Action Fund from 1994 to 2001 on years of schooling. I use the Angola 2001 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey to … currently enrolled in schools and living in non-migrant households, an additional year of exposure to Angola Social Fund leads … to an increase of years of schooling by 0.175 years. I find that Angola Social Action Fund has no impact on years of …

African countries in 2010–11 (Ghana N = 2760; Angola N = 2243; Nigeria N = 2168) amongst pupils of secondary schools. The … outcomes in Angola; (3) the kin relationship of the caregiver is not associated with poorer well-being in Ghana and Nigeria but … is in Angola; (4) children with parents who migrate internationally do not show different results than children whose …

perceptiveness). Using two case studies from southern Angola (Huíla Province) where both social and scientific components were taken …

, ownership and control, and political structure and economic choices to examine how Nigeria and Angola managed their oil and gas … the late 1990s and early 2000s for Nigeria and Angola respectively. The findings show that both countries were poorly …