Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean (eBook)

Sabella Ogbobode Abidde is associate professor of political science at Alabama State University.

AbbreviationsList of TablesList of Figures AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPART 1: BILATERALISM, MULTILATERALISM, AND REGIONAL COOPERATIONChapter 1: Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean: Bilateral, Multilateral, and Regional CooperationSabella Ogbobode AbiddeChapter 2: Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean: A Shared Historical ConnectionAlecia D. HoffmanChapter 3: The Geographical Basis for Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation BetweenAfrica and Latin AmericaElisha J. Dung and Augustine AvwunudiogbaChapter 4: Why African Leaders Must Engage the DiasporaLeonard S. Bombom and Paul ErhunmwunseeChapter 5: Bilateral Trade Collaboration or Not? The Case of Africa and Latin America between 1996 and 2015Magdaline Mbong Mai and Jules-Clement MbaPART 2: REGIONALISM AND INTERREGIONAL COLLABORATIONChapter 6: Colonialism, Dependency, and South-South Cooperation: Africa and LatinAmerican CountriesBrenda Ingrid GillChapter 7: Regional Integration In SADC: Evidence For More Convergence Or Divergence?Charity ManyerukeChapter 8: North-South Global Economic Relationship: A Historical PerspectiveAdeoye A. AkinsanyaChapter 9: Fidel Castro and Sub-Saharan AfricaJ.P. Afamefuna IfediChapter 10: The Impact of Cold War on Trade and Investment in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia and SomaliaJules-Clement Mba and Magdaline Mbong MaiPART 3: SPHERES AND AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY AND POSSIBILITYChapter 11: Education and the World of IdeasBruce Ormond GrantChapter 12: Tourism: People, Places, and Wonders of the LandsAugustine Avwunudiogba and Elisha J. DungChapter 13: Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation between and among Africa and LACCountriesBrenda Ingrid GillBibliographyAbout the EditorAbout the Contributors