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Experiences and Prospects of AICAD About International Cooperation Including South-South for Agricultural and Human DevelopmentMSOGOYA, Theodosy, KITAGAWA, Katsuhiro 07 1900 (has links) (PDF)
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The possibility of future for South-South Cooperation on the example of Brazil's emerging Development Assistance on the International Scale / The possibility of future for South-South Cooperation on the example of Brazil’s emerging Development Assistance on the International Scale.Babirli, Alya January 2013 (has links)
Práce zkoumá tradiční způsob rozvojové pomoci prostřednictvím různých definic a typů zahraniční pomoci za uplatnění tří existujících teorií, a sice teorie "měkké síly" Josepha Nye Jr., "rozvojové teorie" Hanse Morgentraua a teorie Paula Rosensteina-Rodana "Big push". Práce se soustředí především na jednu z hlavních zemí Spolupráce jih-jih Brazílii, poskytuje důkazy o její schopnosti stát se poskytovatelem mezinárodní pomoci, a zaměřuje se na rostoucí význam Brazílie na mezinárodní scéně.
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China and South Africa in the context of South-South cooperation: cooperation in the United Nations and World Trade OrganisationMatshanda, Namhla Thando 03 March 2010 (has links)
ABSTRACT
South-South cooperation has become one of the most powerful tools at the disposal of
developing countries for integration into the global economy. South-South relations that
gained momentum in the aftermath of the Cold War have demonstrated a radical departure
from the now archaic modes of engagement characteristic of the Cold War era. A handful of
developing countries have emerged as de facto leaders of the South. These are countries that
have taken significant rhetorical as well as practical steps towards strengthening South-South
cooperation, as a means to counter the global domination of the affluent states of the North.
This research report investigates the Post-Cold war adaptation of South-South cooperation
exemplified by China and South Africa, and how they cooperate in international fora, with
focus on the United Nations and World Trade Organisation. These are two countries that are
strong advocates of South-South solidarity, and are regarded as leading powers of the
developing world. Although with varying political and economic formations, the two
countries have much in common. The most salient commonality is their evolving foreign
policies. It is their evolving foreign policies that have enabled China and South Africa to take
particular positions in international forums. There is significant commitment to the South
agenda and this is demonstrated in UN and WTO engagements. However, there is ample
room for improvement. Though committed to South-South cooperation, China and South
Africa are still more committed to national interests. For South-South cooperation to move
beyond rhetoric and periodic instances of cooperation there is an urgent need to redefine
South-South cooperation. A new definition should involve a significant shift from the current
abstract characterisation, to one that focuses on specific issues whose progress can be
monitored and measured.
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Impacts of China´s Economic Engagement in Sub-Saharan Africa / Následky čínského ekonomického působení v Subsaharské AfriceKešelj, Nina January 2012 (has links)
There has been a significant upsurge in the Sino-African economic cooperation from the turn of the century. The master thesis analyzes the impacts of the growing role of China in the Sub-Saharan region in an attempt to determine, if it contributes to economic growth and development of the regional economies. In order to unpack the potential outcomes of the expanding Sino-African economic cooperation, Chinese trade and outward foreign investment are analyzed in terms of structure, dynamics and geographic distribution. Where possible, the thesis provides a comparison with the practices of the traditional partners, mainly Western European countries and the United States, in order to determine, if China represents a genuinely different partner that contributes to development of the region, or its activities are no more than a mere continuation of the little successful practices of the traditional partners. As the motives of the Chinese presence in the continent have considerably changed over time, the thesis concentrates on the period of 2000s, providing an insight into most significant changes that have come with the Chinese 'going-out' strategy initiated in 1999. Finally, the thesis tries to identify the potential global outcomes of the intensifying South-South cooperation.
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South-South Cooperation and Neo-liberal hegemony in a Post-aid worldMorvaridi, Behrooz, Hughes, Caroline 24 March 2018 (has links)
Yes / South-South Cooperation SSC) has returned as a significant trope in the contemporary
rhetoric of the aid industry. We compare the way that the idea of SSC is being currently
constructed. In the 1960s and 1970s, SSC was discussed as constituting a challenge to the
ideological dominance of the global north, presented initially as a counter-hegemonic
challenge to neo-colonialism. Currently it is framed similarly as a challenge to neoliberalism.
However, the current iteration of SSC differs fundamentally from the first round in the early
1970s, largely because of differences in assumptions about who is co-operating with whom
and to what end, in the context of SSC. These differences are significant for the material
practice of SSC and the ideological function of SSC rhetoric.
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Studies on China¡¦s Africa PolicyLai, Ting-I 05 December 2011 (has links)
The partnership between China and Africa at the Cold War era was built on ¡¥¡¦Non-Aligned Movement¡¦¡¦. 1978 China launched economic reform and devoted to national economic development. Until China was being isolated in the international society because of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, China turned diplomatic dipolicy to Africa. Besides, with rapid economic development, China¡¦s energy demand keeps increasing. Therefore, China¡¦s interest in Africa has changed. In addition to search supports from developing countries in the international society, China¡¦s economic and energy interest is getting more and more important in Africa.
This research will analyse China¡¦s national interest and strategy in African Policy. China self indentifys as a big developing country and emphasizes the equal status with African countries. Hence, China establishes ¡¥¡¥Forum on China¡VAfrica Cooperation¡¦¡¦ in 2000 and ¡¥¡¦New China-Africa strategic Partnership¡¦¡¦ in 2006 in order to incite China and Africa relationship by regular summit. Furthermore, China tries to strengthen bilateral economics and trade cooperations, to continue working on the ¡§South-South Cooperation¡¨ under multilateral diplomacy with African countries, and to reinforce soft power in Africa by ¡§Cutural Diplomacy¡¨. So that, China-Africa relationship could be profound and enduring.
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Political and Economic Analysis on China's Foreign Aid Policy toward AfricaYang, Ming-cheng 15 June 2009 (has links)
Since China launched open door policy of economic reform in 1978, China has registering a sustained economic growth, which made it one of the worlds¡¦leading economies, also became the world's third biggest economy. Since late 1980s, China has not only became the world factory, with huge market, cheap labor force, and the main destination of foreign direct investments, but also became a world class political power whose influence is continuously growing in Asia and all over the world.
China has also paid much attention to Africa region Since 1950s. China provided grant, interest-free loan, and low-interest loan to African nations at that time. After 1980s, in order to promote the share in common with Africa, China gradually took reform in foreign aid institutions and foreign aid management systems in various forms. After the end of the Cold-War, the foreign aid concept within western nations had put more focus on the development and cooperation. China was also deeply influenced by this trend; as a result, it led to the normalization of ¡§South-South Cooperation¡¨.
In this research, the author analyses the development and strategies of China's Africa foreign aid policy, and tries to examine China's methods and objectives under the international political and economic new order. The result reveals that while China pursuing the political and economic interests through the foreign aid, it must be exchanged with African nations so that the internal and external of foreign aid project could move forward.
The establishment of FOCAC in 2000 was a three year of frameworks and goals for Sino-Africa in relative cooperation areas. China published the ¡§China's Africa Policy¡¨ in January 2006, who also declared to establish a new strategic partnership relations with African nations. It was also a dollar diplomacy competing era between China and Taiwan since 1990s, and China tried to aid every African nation diplomatic ally in order to prevent other African nations from establishing relationships with Taiwan.
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Avaliação da Política de Cooperação Sul-Sul na UNILAB: percepções da integração sob o olhar dos discentes estrangeiros dos campi do CearáMedeiros, Ailana Linhares de Sousa January 2017 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2017 / n this work we evaluate the South-South Cooperation policy of the University of International Integration of Afro-Brazilian Lusophony (UNILAB), from an in-depth perspective (GUSSI, 2008; RODRIGUES, 2008). The assessment is based on the perception of foreign students, who are members of UNILAB. Our main goal is to analyze the South-South Cooperation in practice, within the institutional-academic context. As a methodological and qualitative approach we employ: bibliographic analysis, participant observation and interviews. We discuss the circumstances of the Foreign Brazilian Policy that launched the international educational cooperation, which is linked to such contexts of the foundation of UNILAB. They are the conceptual basis that provide the theoretical-ideological support. UNILAB is born out of the policy of expansion of higher education proposed in the Lula Government (2003-2010) within internalization and internationalization policy. Its main activities focus on the training of human resources that contribute to the integration of Brazil and the nations that make up the Community of Portuguese-speaking countries. From the speech of the individuals inserted in politics, we consider evaluative dimensions that allow us to observe the integration: the trajectory from survival to civil war to higher education; the (un)common Portuguese language; the (dis)knowledge about UNILAB, the city of Redenção, the personal formation and the past; the feeling of gratitude;being in a Brazilian university and, finally, the perceptions about an integration. I realized that, in conclusion, the educational cooperation proposed by Unilab based on South-South Cooperation represents a break of the North-South hegemonic ideology because, even though many adversities arise in the relationships between the students and the local community, the goal of qualify human resources to contribute in their countries of origin is achieved. Moreover, within the context of integration, there are experiences that form and complement life histories which compose the continuous construction of the unilabian institutional trajectory and they end up externalizing, in practice, how the integration in the cooperation happens. / Este estudo trata da avaliação da política de Cooperação Sul-Sul da Universidade da Integração Internacional da Lusofonia Afro-Brasileira, sob a perspectiva da avaliação em profundidade (GUSSI, 2008; RODRIGUES, 2008). Avalia a integração proposta como missão institucional a partir da percepção dos discentes estrangeiros que fazem parte da universidade. O objetivo é avaliar a Cooperação Sul-Sul na prática, dentro do contexto institucional-acadêmico. A abordagem metodológica é qualitativa e adotam-se como procedimentos: a análise bibliográfica, observação participante e entrevistas. Discute-se sobre os contextos da Política Externa Brasileira que propiciou a construção da cooperação educacional internacional, vinculando-se tais contextos à análise da criação da UNILAB, ou seja, a base conceitual que lhe proporciona sustentação teórico-ideológica. A UNILAB nasce a partir da política de expansão do ensino superior proposta no Governo Lula (2003-2010), em um contexto de interiorização e internacionalização, com foco na formação de recursos humanos que contribuam com a integração do Brasil e os países (as nações) que compõem a Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa. A partir da fala dos sujeitos inseridos na política, identificam-se dimensões avaliativas que permitiram observar a integração, a partir de algumas dimensões que se apresentaram na pesquisa avaliativa: da sobrevivência à guerra ao ensino superior no Timor; a língua portuguesa (in)comum; o (des)conhecimento acerca da UNILAB, a cidade de Redenção, a formação pessoal e o passado; o sentimento de gratidão; o estar em uma universidade no Brasil e, por fim, as percepções sobre a integração. Percebi, finalizando, que a cooperação educacional proposta pela Unilab com base na Cooperação Sul-Sul representa quebra da ideologia hegemônica Norte-Sul, uma vez que embora inúmeras adversidades se apresentem entre as relações de alunos e comunidade local, o fim de qualificar recursos humanos para contribuírem nos seus países de origem é atingido. Além disso, dentro da acepção de integração percorrem experiências que formam e complementam histórias de vida que fazem parte da formação do desenho contínuo da trajetória institucional unilabiana e acabam externalizando, na prática, como acontece a integração na cooperação.
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As relações Brasil-Moçambique : a cooperação técnica como propulsora do desenvolvimento moçambicano (2003-2012)Tatim, João Marcos January 2014 (has links)
As mudanças implementadas na política externa brasileira, após o final da Guerra Fria, fizeram com que o país formulasse políticas de aproximação com o continente africano, que viriam a afetar significativamente a sua inserção internacional e o desenvolvimento da cooperação Sul-Sul. O presente estudo discute a cooperação técnica brasileira como fator propulsor do desenvolvimento moçambicano, enfocando o período de 2003 a 2012. Apresenta-se uma breve consideração acerca das influências que levaram Moçambique a uma ruptura revolucionária na década de 1970 e os pressupostos da cooperação Sul-Sul, que passou a ser um dos elementos norteadores da atual cooperação técnica entre Brasil e Moçambique. Procede-se uma revisão histórica da formação do Estado moçambicano, principalmente após sua independência em 1975, para compreender a experiência socialista e a transição para uma economia de mercado, a qual facilitou a aproximação com o Brasil. Traça-se, também, um panorama histórico da política africanista brasileira e das relações entre Brasil e Moçambique, a fim de destacar as áreas nas quais estão se desenvolvendo importantes projetos de cooperação, discutidos na parte final do estudo. Conclui-se que é cedo para avaliar os impactos da cooperação entre os dois países, no entanto, um debate acerca dessa prática se faz necessário para melhor compreender a dinâmica das relações Sul- Sul e a maneira como Brasil e Moçambique se inserem no contexto internacional. / The implemented changes in Brazilian foreign policy after the end of Cold War induced the country to formulate a policy of rapprochement with African continent, that would affect significantly its international integration and the development of South-South cooperation. This study discusses Brazilian technical cooperation as a factor that drove the Mozambican development, focusing on the period from 2003 to 2012. This study also presents a brief consideration about the influences which led Mozambique to a revolutionary breakthrough in the 1970s and assumptions of the South-South cooperation, that became one of the guiding elements of current technical cooperation between Brazil and Mozambique. It was made a historical overview about formation of the Mozambican State, especially after its independence in 1975, in order to comprehend the socialist experience and the transition to a market economy, which facilitated rapprochement with Brazil. Thus it also draws a historical panorama of the policy and the relations between Brazil and Mozambique, in order to emphasize areas in which important cooperation projects are being developed; this projects are discussed in the final part of this study. It can be concluded that is early to evaluate impacts of cooperation between these two countries, however, a discussion about this practice is necessary to better understand the dynamic of South-South relations and how Brazil and Mozambique insert themselves in the international context.
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South-South Cooperation : A case study of Ethiopia’s political and economic relations with China and TurkeyVerdonk, Tilda January 2018 (has links)
As the world system and the global political economy is under constant transformation, there is an increasing need for further research. Shifting from a North-South polarity towards a South-South-East relationship, the situation on the African continent is gaining more and more attention. The debate goes between the highly concerned alarmists warning for a new type of colonialism and those that are more opportunistic emphasizing the possibilities for underdeveloped countries to finally gain independence from Western predator claws. This thesis further explores the relationship between Ethiopia’s expanding partnerships with China and Turkey, aiming for analysis through the lens of the also highly debated dependency theory. China and Turkey both express and emphasize the economic and political rhetoric of solidarity and mutual win-win relationships. This thesis thus seeks to investigate if this can be considered the case or if instead, the driving forces behind Chinese as well as Turkish engagement in Ethiopia are to be viewed upon as purely strategical concerning political and economic self-interests. By applying a comparative case study approach when analysing the two relationships of China-Ethiopia and Turkey-Ethiopia, this thesis will examine statistics and numbers regarding the economic exchange in terms of trade, financial assistance and investment flows. The underlying driving forces behind the relationships will also be analysed before arriving at the conclusion that the relationships are indeed significantly uneven regarding power. The imbalances in the trade structures can be seen as an underlying factor of dependency. However, the characteristics of the of these South-South relations differ from the historically exploitative of North-South relations. Ethiopia can be seen to be given more room for self-determination and has gained benefits from its cooperation with both China and Turkey. Despite this, there is a need for the Ethiopian government to address its development needs and furthermore, increase its bargaining capacity in order to benefit further from trade agreements and foreign investment.
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