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Southern African Governments, Multilateral Development Banks, Non-State Actors, and Sustainable Infrastructure : Managing Changing Relationships

Bradlow, Daniel - 2016

There is a need for the countries of Southern Africa to invest in building infrastructure, for which purpose they can … could complicate efforts to develop the infrastructure so urgently needed in Southern Africa.Full text of article available …

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Regional Trade Agreements and the WTO : Implications for Eastern and Southern Africa

Mathis, James H. - 2012

the member states of three existing regional groupings in Eastern and Southern Africa: the East African Community (EAC …), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), and the South African Development Community (SADC). The …

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Using Firm-Level Case Studies to Address Trade Facilitation Challenges in Southern Africa

Siziba, Clarence - 2016

barriers that companies face in doing business in Southern Africa. Reference is made to previous studies on trade barriers …

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Couzens, Ed - 2016

illustrate the potential for watercourse-related conflicts to arise in southern Africa; and examines the international legal …

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The Rise and Fall of the Tribunal of the Southern African Development Community : Implications for Dispute Settlement in Southern Africa

De Wet, Erika - 2013

The article analyzes some of the legal implications of the demise of the SADC tribunal, notably for dispute settlement in the SADC region. Central to the article is the Campbell case concerning expropriation of land in Zimbabwe, its attempted enforcement in Zimbabwe and South African and the...

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Strengthening the Southern African Development Community : A Critique of the International Labor Organization's Development Assistance in Swaziland and Zimbabwe

LeClercq, Desiree - 2022

Insufficient labor policies contribute to poverty, while those poverty conditions contribute to limited employment opportunities and labor rights abuses. Traditional multilateral lending institutions, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, provide development aid but tend to...

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Trade and Competition (Laws) : Interrelations from a Southern African Perspective

Sucker, Franziska; Klaaren, Jonathan - 2021

extent the behaviour of cross-border economic operators is currently disciplined, with a specific focus on South Africa, one … of Africa’s largest economies. South Africa has a well-articulated policy architecture for trade and competition; is a …

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