Regionalizam kao strategija razvoja Podsaharske Afrike
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https://doi.org/10.18485/Ključne reči:
regionalizam, razvoj, Afrika, ECOWAS, razvojni regionalizamApstrakt
Rad pokušava da odgovori na pitanje da li se regionalizam pokazao kao efikasna strategija razvoja u regionu Podsaharske Afrike. S obzirom na brojnost regionalnih integracija koje karakterišu pomenuti geografski prostor, autor pribegava metodi studije slučaja, i teorijski okvir primenjuje na Ekonomsku zajednicu država zapadne Afrike (ECOWAS), koja se smatra jednom od najuspešnijih integracija na kontinentu. U teorijskom pogledu rad će se oslanjati na pristup „razvojnog regionalizma”, koji autor smatra pogodnijim za istraživanje regionalizma u Podsaharskoj Africi u odnosu na prethodno korišćene, te je cilj rada da i u teorijskom pogledu skrene pažnju na razlike između pristupa u okviru teorija regionalizma. U prikupljanju i obradi podataka korišćeni su relevantni dokumenti Ekonomske zajednice država zapadne Afrike, „Izveštaj o ljudskom razvoju” Programa Ujednjenih nacija za razvoj i Indeks regionalne integracije Afrike Afričke unije, Afričke razvojne banke i Ekonomske komisije Ujedinjenih nacija za Afriku.
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