Africa Connected: Sea Ports and Telecommunications

Africa Connected: Sea Ports and Telecommunications
No 234, 2010/2 - 200 pages
Pages 7 to 9

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Africa Today

Pages 11 to 24

How Can Peace Be Built in a Post-Conflict Environment?

By Léon Koungou

Special Report: African Ports

Pages 25 to 40

Africa’s Shift toward Asia

By Jean-Raphaël Chaponnière
Pages 41 to 58

How do Landlocked Countries Align Themselves with Globalization?

By Olivier Hartmann
Pages 59 to 71

Ports as Levers for Development?

By Antoine Frémont
Pages 73 to 92

Djibouti: A New African Port?

By Arthur Foch

Special Report: Information and Communication Technology in Africa

Pages 93 to 112

Africa: On the Verge of a Telecommunications Revolution

By Annie Chéneau-Loquay
Pages 113 to 126

Privatization, Liberalization, Regulation

By Olivier Sagna
Pages 127 to 140

ICT: New Forms of Political Action

By Ruth Mireille Manga Edimo
Pages 141 to 153

Intermediaries as Key Protagonists in Transnational Internet Networks

By Béatrice Steiner
Pages 155 to 170

Cybercrime: A Threat to Development

By Jean-Jacques Bogui

Reviews

Pages 171 to 197

Reviews

By Jean-Bernard Véron