Reforming Public Finances in Africa

No 223-224, 2007/3 - pages

Pages 5 to 7

Editorial

Pages 27 to 34

Introduction

By Jacky Amprou, Hélène Djoufelkit-Cottenet, Réjane Hugounenq, Sandrine Mesplé-Somps, Marc Raffinot

Pages 35 to 60

Comparative Fiscal Response Effects of Debt Relief. An Application to African HIPCs

By Danny Cassimon, Bjorn Van Campenhout

Pages 61 to 86

New Lending to Southern Countries: Learning from the Past

By Jean Merckaert, Aldo Caliari

Pages 87 to 111

Lending to the Poorest Countries: A New Counter-cyclical Debt Instrument

By Daniel Cohen, Hélène Djoufelkit-Cottenet, Pierre Jacquet, Cécile Valadier

Pages 113 to 131

The Role of Convergence Pacts in the Light of New Budgetary Mechanisms and Development Financing Mechanisms in the Franc Zone

By Claude N’Kodia, Felwine Sarr

Pages 133 to 159

Aid, Budgets, and Accountability: A Survey

By Paolo De Renzio

Pages 161 to 191

Aid Harmonization and Ownership: Comments on the Experience of Ghana

By Pierre Jacquemot

Pages 193 to 218

Budget Support: Implementation, Improvements and Problems.

By Florence de Lucca, Marc Raffinot

Pages 219 to 249

The Paris Agenda for Aid Effectiveness

By Isaline Bergamaschi, Alassane Diabaté, Élisabeth Paul

Pages 251 to 270

African Public Finance Reform and the New Aid and Debt Relief Mechanisms

By Stephen Sharples, Charles Tellier

Pages 271 to 288

Budgetary Reforms and Fighting Corruption in Burkina Faso

By Clara Delavallade

Pages 289 to 307

Reforming the Cameroon Customs Authority Using an IT System of the United Nations or the Appropriation of a Public Finances Tool

By Thomas Cantens

Pages 309 to 324

The Political Economy of the Moroccan Fiscal Transition

By Jean-François Brun, Gérard Chambas, Martial Laurent

Pages 325 to 339

How the Implementation of the Paris Declaration Kick-Started the Process of Reforming the General Budget Support (MDBS) in Ghana

By Jean-François Arnal

Pages 341 to 361

Mali's Donzo Hunters and the Test of Time

By Vladimir Arseniev

Pages 363 to 401

Population Dynamics, Urbanization, and Rural Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Demo-Economic and Spatial Conceptual Framework

By Jean-Marie Cour

Pages 403 to 432

Analysis of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Participatory Development

By Maxime Lebovics

Pages 433 to 460

Omar El Mukhtar: The Formation of Memory and the Insurrection Group That Bears His Name

By Marco Boggero

Pages 461 to 465

On the 50th Anniversary of IEDES (Institute for the Study of Economic and Social Development): A Special Edition of the Journal Tiers Monde

By Jean-Claude Devèze