Industrial development and policy in Africa : issues of de-industrialisation and development strategy

Abstract

Introduction - Africa and industrial development, John Weiss Africa's comparative advantage, Paul Collier manufacturing microenterprises as import substituting industries, Walter Elkan the concept of infant industry in a sub-Saharan African context, Michael Tribe lessons for sub-Saharan Africa from the experience of East Asia - SADC and ASEAN compared, Mark Hiley a review of recent manufacturing sector development in sub-Saharan Africa, Michael Tribe the de-industrialisation hypothesis, structural adjustment programmes and the sub-Saharan dimension, Farhad Noorbakhsh and Alberto Paloni de-industrialisation in sub-Saharan Africa - myth or crisis? Hossein Jalilian and John Weiss equipment and non-equipment private investment - their nexus with economic growth, based on solow model, Hossein Jalilian and M.O. Odedukun the European investment bank as a financial wholesaler - two decades of lending to African industry, Stephen McCarthy how do South African firms respond to trade policy reform? Michael Kaplinsky and Mike Norris developing African exports - the case of Nigeria, John T. Thoburn ownership and export performance in Tanzanian enterprises, Louise Grenier, Andrew McKay and Oliver Morrissey transport costs and protection for Ugandan industry, Nichodemus Rudaheranwa regional integration in southern Africa, David Evans.

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