The Politics of the Post-Revolutionary Economic Reform in Mozambique, 1984 – 1994

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The Entrance of Women into Higher Education in the New South Africa: Factors that effect the entrance of Black women into traditionally male-dominated fields of study

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Transnational Corporations and Democracy In Africa: A Case Study Of Côte d'Ivoire

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The Africa Debt Crisis and Endogeneization of Development: The Case of Cameron, 1975-1992

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Towards a New Model of the Informal Sector: the Case of Tanzania

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The Role of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in the Liberia Civil Conflict, 1980-1997: The Case Study of Conflict Management

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African-centered Bookstores as Weapons of Culture: Applying the Thoughts of Amilcar Cabral to the Development of Black Cultural Institutions in the U.S.

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Africa-Japan Relations: From Economic Development to Human Development

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African-centered Bookstores as Weapons of Culture: Applying the Thoughts of Amilcar Cabral to the Development of Black Cultural Institutions in the U.S.

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