The North-East Asian countries assistance for international development on African continent in the XXI century
Abstract
This article is dedicated to the analyzing of contemporary perspectives of African’ regionalism. The main attention of the study is the importance of cooperation between Africa and Asia at the present stage of development of the system of the International relations. The author offers a comparative analysis of the policies of Japan, China and Korea in the field of international development assistance.
Keywords
«Иокогамская декларация»,
JICA,
KOICA,
NEPAD,
AU,
FOCAC,
TICAD,
OECD,
JICA,
KOICA,
Pan Africanism,
Agenda-2063,
ODA,
FDI,
infrastructural development
About the Author
Maria Aleksandrovna Bulanakova
North-West Institute of Management - branch of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Bulanakova M.A. The North-East Asian countries assistance for international development on African continent in the XXI century. Administrative Consulting. 2015;(11):142-156. (In Russ.)
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