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The quest for an African economic community
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regional integration and its role in achieving African Unity - the case of SADC
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Machine generated contents note: pt. A Concepts and Theories of Regional Integration -- ch. 1 Regional Integration and Development: The Conceptual Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1. The Rationale for Regional Integration in Africa -- 1.1.1. The Economic Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1.2. The Political Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1.3. Summary -- ch. 2 Regional Integration in the Global Context -- 2.1. The European Integration Process After Six Decades -- 2.2. Regional Integration in Asia: ASEAN -- 2.3. Regional Integration in Latin America: Mercosur -- ch. 3 The Neo-Classical Model of Regional Integration -- 3.1. Stage 1 The Free Trade Area (FTA) -- 3.2. Stage 2 The Customs Union (CU) -- 3.3. Stages 3 & 4 The Common Market/ The Economic Union -- 3.4. Stage 5 The Political or Supranational Union -- 3.5. Summary: The Limitations of the Neo-Classical Concept for Promoting Regional Integration in the African Context
7.2.2. The New East African Community (EAC) -- 7.2.3. The Renewed Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) -- 7.2.4. Conclusion -- pt. C Regional Integration in Southern Africa: SADC -- ch. 8 The Southern African Development Community (SADC) -- History and Organisational Setup -- 8.1. Origins, Objectives and Organisational Development -- 8.2. The Organisational Structure -- 8.2.1. The Main SADC Institutions -- 8.2.2. The Organ on Politics, Defense & Security (OPDS) -- 8.3. Integration Mechanisms -- 8.3.1. The SADC Treaty -- 8.3.2. The Common Agenda -- 8.3.3. The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (RISDP) -- 8.3.4. The Sector Protocols -- 8.3.4.1. The Ratification Process -- 8.3.4.2. The Trade Protocol -- 8.3.4.3. The Protocol on Transport, Communications and Meteorology -- 8.3.4.4. The Protocol on Energy -- 8.3.4.5. The Protocol on the Facilitation of the Free Movement of Persons -- 8.3.4.3.6. The Protocol on Finance and Investment -- 8.3.5. The Consultative Conference -- 8.3.6. The SADC Tribunal
8.3.7. Challenges Ahead -- ch. 9 The Socio-Economic Dimension of Regional Integration in SADC -- 9.1. The Physical Preconditions for Regional Integration -- 9.1.1. Integration in the Transport Sector -- 9.1.2. Integration in the Energy Sector -- 9.1.3. Integration in the Communication Sector -- 9.1.4. Conclusion -- 9.2. Social and Cultural Preconditions for Regional Integration in SADC -- 9.3. Production Structures and the Potential for Regional Integration through Trade -- 9.3.1. Production Structures in the SADC Region -- 9.3.2. Intra-SADC Trade Development -- 9.3.3. Intra-Regional Investment Patterns in SADC -- 9.4. Potential Areas for Further Regional Integration -- 9.5. Approaching Macro-Economic Convergence -- 9.6. The Economic Reality: Limited Scope for Regional Integration -- ch. 10 The Political Dimension of Regional Integration in SADC -- 10.1. Political Interests Shaping Regional Integration in SADC -- 10.2. Political Development Conditions for SADC -- 10.2.1. Historical Factors
10.2.2. Membership Composition -- 10.2.3. Autocratic Political Culture -- 10.2.4. Is South Africa Dominating SADC Politically? -- 10.2.5. Slow Democratic Convergence in SADC -- 10.2.6. Conflict Areas -- ch. 11 The Zimbabwe Crisis and Regional Integration in SADC -- 11.1. Anatomy of the Crisis in Zimbabwe -- 11.2. SADC's Response -- 11.3. Conclusion -- ch. 12 SADC in Comparison -- 12.1. SADC Compared with Other African Attempts at Regional Integration -- 12.1.1. Comparative Assessment of Regional Integration in Africa -- 12.1.2. Comparing Macro-Economic Convergence in COMESA, EAC, ECOWAS and SADC -- 12.2. SADC Compared with the EU -- ch. 13 Outlook: Challenges and Prospects for Further Regional Integration in Africa -- pt. D Annex -- Timetable of Regional Integration in Southern Africa -- Socio-Economic Information on SADC.
Machine generated contents note:pt. AConcepts and Theories of Regional Integration -- ch. 1Regional Integration and Development: The Conceptual Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1.The Rationale for Regional Integration in Africa -- 1.1.1.The Economic Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1.2.The Political Rationale for Regional Integration -- 1.1.3.Summary -- ch. 2Regional Integration in the Global Context -- 2.1.The European Integration Process After Six Decades -- 2.2.Regional Integration in Asia: ASEAN -- 2.3.Regional Integration in Latin America: Mercosur -- ch. 3The Neo-Classical Model of Regional Integration -- 3.1.Stage 1 The Free Trade Area (FTA) -- 3.2.Stage 2 The Customs Union (CU) -- 3.3.Stages 3 & 4 The Common Market/ The Economic Union -- 3.4.Stage 5 The Political or Supranational Union -- 3.5.Summary: The Limitations of the Neo-Classical Concept for Promoting Regional Integration in the African Context
7.2.2.The New East African Community (EAC) -- 7.2.3.The Renewed Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) -- 7.2.4.Conclusion -- pt. CRegional Integration in Southern Africa: SADC -- ch. 8The Southern African Development Community (SADC) -- History and Organisational Setup -- 8.1.Origins, Objectives and Organisational Development -- 8.2.The Organisational Structure -- 8.2.1.The Main SADC Institutions -- 8.2.2.The Organ on Politics, Defense & Security (OPDS) -- 8.3.Integration Mechanisms -- 8.3.1.The SADC Treaty -- 8.3.2.The Common Agenda -- 8.3.3.The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (RISDP) -- 8.3.4.The Sector Protocols -- 8.3.4.1.The Ratification Process -- 8.3.4.2.The Trade Protocol -- 8.3.4.3.The Protocol on Transport, Communications and Meteorology -- 8.3.4.4.The Protocol on Energy -- 8.3.4.5.The Protocol on the Facilitation of the Free Movement of Persons -- 8.3.4.3.6.The Protocol on Finance and Investment -- 8.3.5.The Consultative Conference -- 8.3.6.The SADC Tribunal
8.3.7.Challenges Ahead -- ch. 9The Socio-Economic Dimension of Regional Integration in SADC -- 9.1.The Physical Preconditions for Regional Integration -- 9.1.1.Integration in the Transport Sector -- 9.1.2.Integration in the Energy Sector -- 9.1.3.Integration in the Communication Sector -- 9.1.4.Conclusion -- 9.2.Social and Cultural Preconditions for Regional Integration in SADC -- 9.3.Production Structures and the Potential for Regional Integration through Trade -- 9.3.1.Production Structures in the SADC Region -- 9.3.2.Intra-SADC Trade Development -- 9.3.3.Intra-Regional Investment Patterns in SADC -- 9.4.Potential Areas for Further Regional Integration -- 9.5.Approaching Macro-Economic Convergence -- 9.6.The Economic Reality: Limited Scope for Regional Integration -- ch. 10The Political Dimension of Regional Integration in SADC -- 10.1.Political Interests Shaping Regional Integration in SADC -- 10.2.Political Development Conditions for SADC -- 10.2.1.Historical Factors
10.2.2.Membership Composition -- 10.2.3.Autocratic Political Culture -- 10.2.4.Is South Africa Dominating SADC Politically? -- 10.2.5.Slow Democratic Convergence in SADC -- 10.2.6.Conflict Areas -- ch. 11The Zimbabwe Crisis and Regional Integration in SADC -- 11.1.Anatomy of the Crisis in Zimbabwe -- 11.2.SADC's Response -- 11.3.Conclusion -- ch. 12SADC in Comparison -- 12.1.SADC Compared with Other African Attempts at Regional Integration -- 12.1.1.Comparative Assessment of Regional Integration in Africa -- 12.1.2.Comparing Macro-Economic Convergence in COMESA, EAC, ECOWAS and SADC -- 12.2.SADC Compared with the EU -- ch. 13Outlook: Challenges and Prospects for Further Regional Integration in Africa -- pt. DAnnex -- Timetable of Regional Integration in Southern Africa -- Socio-Economic Information on SADC.