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There can be no democracy without development and no development without democracy - that is the fundamental message underlying this survey of trade unions and development in Africa. The book identifies an impressive range of factors that give much cause for optimism: the survival of uniquely African styles of democracy (arbre a palabre), efforts to appeal to women workers and attempts to broaden the scope of trade union recruitment.
Contents
Part 1 Trade unions, democracy and developmentturn!, Gerard Kester and Ousmane Oumarou Sidibe; trade unions and the process of democratization, Ousmane Oumarou Sidibe and Brigitte Venturi; Africa in a period of adjustment, Raoul Galarraga and Aime Tchaboure Gogue; for participative democracy, Gerard Kester et al. Part 2 A look at ten African countries: South Africa - a negotiated transition, David Ginsburg and Eddie Webster; Benin - the challenge, Florent Valere Adegbidi and Jean Sourou Agossou; Burkina Faso - the land of incorruptible men, Guillaume Silga; Cape Verde - concertation, Niki Best; Ghana - going beyond politics, Kwasi Adu-Amankwah and Kwadwo Tutu; Mali - evolution - an unlikely outcome, Ousmane Oumarou Sidibe et al; Mozambique - organize or disappear, Ken Hansen; Sudan - what future?, El-Khider Ali Musa; Tanzania - a people in distress, Samuel Chambua; Togo - the logic of history, Nadedjo Bigou-Lare.
