Thesis (M.Div.(Kerkgesk.)--Universiteit van Pretoria, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 100-104).

<p>Vi vill få en ökad förståelse i hur svenska SME:s etablerar sig på den afrikanska marknaden. Uppsatsen är en kvalitativ studie där vi utfört intervjuer med regionala företag och organisationer. De företag och organisationer som ingår i arbetet är Sustainable Sweden, Norba, Norden samt Regionförbundet Kalmar län. Anledningen till att dessa valdes var att de har kontakt med den afrikanska marknaden. De teoriområden vår uppsats utgår ifrån är huvudsakligen etableringsform, etableringsprocess och kultur. Empirin utgör en sammanställning och jämförelse mellan de intervjuade företagen i fråga. De slutsatser vi har funnit är; vikten av kunskap vid en etablering i Afrika, vikten av rätt etableringsform, lärande i relationerna samt fördelarna med en tidig etablering i Afrika.</p>

Berlin : Freie Univ., Diss., 2005 / Dateiformat: zip, Dateien im PDF-Format. - Erscheinungsjahr an der Haupttitelstelle: 2005

Proefschrift Universiteit Maastricht. / Met lit. opg. - Met samenvatting in het Nederlands.

Texte remanié de: Diss.--Bayreuth, 1994. / Contient des citations en allemand. Bibliogr. p. 267-298.

Corruption is a challenge to aid organizations and donor countries such as the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, Sida. Corruption within a country’s ruling power or public sector is an obstacle to development resulting in bribery and embezzlement of aid funds. In this paper I am going to analyze if the regulation and formation of aid change due to corruption in recipient countries looking into the work of Sida in the three east African countries Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Using theories from Rothstein, Cremer and Rose-Ackerman I explain the effects of corruption on aid as well as the ongoing debate of how to defeat corruption. Studying the three countries and Sida the result shows that corruption alters both the regulation and formation of aid. The regulation and control tend to increase while the formation become more project based and oriented towards anti-corruption efforts.

Fatou Diome describes in Celles qui attendent (2013), the reasons of clandestine journey of Lamine and Issa. The story of the novel happened in Afrika, in Niodior in Senegal and in part of Europe, in Spain. Diome also focuses on four women of Niodior Island: Arame, Bougna, Daba and Coumba. The objectives of the dissertation are to study and to translate Diome's novel by analyzing the ideas she presents on the clandestine journey and the impact  of migration of Africans to Europe. The research question is: How does Diome present  in the novel of Celles qui attendent, the stakes of migration? To answer the question we analyze  the following themes: The traditions and the conditions of women, the clandestine journey, the clandestine life, those awaiting, the effects of migration and the youth. The methodology of the work is to analyse the novel Celles qui attendent (2013), using the theories of Simone de Beauvoir. Documents on studies on migration and undocumented are developed in the thesis (Migrationsverket 2018). The analysis shows that the economic situation of the women greatly impacted on te journey of the two young men in the novel. / nej

Philosophiae Doctor - PhD / It is the aim of this study to determine the location of poverty alleviation within the framework of the church's missionary activity. The following three approaches will be examined, namely a dualistic approach, the approach of liberation theology and a multi-dimensional approach. The author analysed literature of writers within the context of South African missiological discourse. / South Africa

Diploma thesis deals with construction of a composite indicator and its interpretation for the Democratic Republic of Congo. The theoretical part is focused on sustainable development and steps how to construct a composite indicator. In the practical part, there is subsequently constructed a composite indicator and performed its analysis. Analysis is based on each pillar of sustainable development. The closing part of the thesis is devoted to proposals and suggestions on how to improve the current situation in DRC.

The diploma thesis deals with the current problematic of foreign aid effectiveness and is divided into theoretical and practical part. Within the theoretical part is introduced its background needed for further understanding of current state of foreign aid today and its impact on developing countries. Ethiopia is used as a practical example. In the practical part of the thesis are established four sectors with the highest foreign inflows and the impact of aid is examined on them. The final part of the thesis is devoted to recommendations of what might be improved, either in Ethiopia as well as on the general level.