Understanding Africa: A Political Economy Perspective
Author: Richard A A Fredland
Africa is a fascinating, complex, and infuriating place. This valuable work covers a broad range of topics aiming to make Africa comprehensible to the general reader. Richard A. Fredland based this book on his extensive travels and research in many African countries. The author offers a systematic and integrated portrait of the continent and its peoples through detailed analysis of African history, political systems, social, cultural and economic development.
Table of Contents:
Ch. 1 | Introduction | 1 |
Ch. 2 | Before the Present Age: History and Geography | 13 |
Ch. 3 | The Colonial Experience: Precursor to Subservience | 38 |
Ch. 4 | Postindependence Africa | 66 |
Ch. 5 | African Development | 87 |
Ch. 6 | African Political Systems | 122 |
Ch. 7 | African Images of Self: Modernization in the Twentieth Century | 139 |
Ch. 8 | Dilemmas of Development | 155 |
Ch. 9 | South Africa: A Special Case | 185 |
Ch. 10 | Africa and the International System | 193 |
Ch. 11 | Problems and Prospects | 214 |
App. A: General Data for Selected African States | 239 | |
App. B: Measures of Well-being | 243 | |
App. C: African Financial Data | 247 | |
Selected References | 251 | |
Index | 255 | |
Photo Credits | 268 |
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Accounting Information Systems: A Business Process Approach
Author: Frederick L Jones
Succeed in accounting with ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A BUSINESS APPROACH! Problem-solving aids, core cases, and a comprehensive case at the end of the text are just a few of the many tools that make learning and studying easy. Organized and presented in a way that is relevant to you and the role you'll play in your future career as a designer, user, and evaluator of information systems, this AIS textbook provides a strong conceptual foundation in accounting systems and control and helps you develop skills in documenting and analyzing transaction cycles and AIS data, identifying risks and controls, and using accounting applications.
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