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How Bureaucracies Work: AUDA-NEPAD’s Approach to Trade and Industrialisation

Domaine:

socioeconomic
Créateur:
Kos
Éditeur:
APR
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This paper explores various challenges and opportunities of AUDA-NEPAD in working with international organizations to implement structural transformation in Africa.

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