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Dermot McAleese is Whately Professor of Political Economy, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
Jacques Bourrinet is a professor of economics at Aix-Marseilles III University, France.
Michael Davenport is a consulting economist based in London, United Kingdom.
Alan Matthews is a professor of economics at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
Christopher Stevens is a research fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, London, United Kingdom. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Africa and the European community after 1992 / Dermot McAleese... [et al.].
p. cm. (EDI seminar series. ISSN 1013-2015)
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-8213-2368-7
1. European Economic CommunityAfricaCongresses. 2. European
Economic Community countriesForeign economic relationsAfrica
Congresses. 3. AfricaForeign economic relationsEuropean Economic
Community countriesCongresses. I. Series.
HC241.25.A3A553 1993
337.406dc20 92-43305
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