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Aid, Governance
and Development in Africa
The papers below were prepared by panel participants for the conference
on "Aid, Governance and Development in Africa" held May
12-14, 2005 at Northwestern University. |
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Conference Statement:
Smart
Aid for Africa |
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Panel: The UK Commission for Africa
Report: Prospects and Implications |
Our
Common Interest: Report of the Commission for Africa
The UK Commission for Africa Report: Prospects and Implications
Vivian Lowery Derryck, Academy for Educational Development* |
| Aid,
Governance and Development in Africa
Pat Utomi, Lagos Business School |
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Panel 1: SmartAid
for Africa: A Critical Analysis of Development Assistance |
External
Actors and Debt Relief for Africa: A Tale and Some Reflections
Thomas M. Callaghy, University of Pennsylvania |
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Does
the Blair Report Help or Hinder Governance in Africa?
Nelson
Kasfir, Dartmouth College |
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Rebuilding
African State Capacity for Better Governance and Sustainable Development
Bamidele Olowu, African Development Bank |
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Panel 2: Executing the Good Governance
Agenda: Lessons From the Field |
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Aid,
Governance, and Development in Africa: Executing the Good Governance
Agenda: Lessons from the Field (Discussion Notes)
Audrey
Gadzekpo, University of Ghana, Legon |
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Some
Reflections on Accountability and Transparency
Crawford
Young, University of Wisconsin |
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Panel 3: African
Perspectives on Institution-Building and Development |
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Perspectives
on Institution Building and Development
(Discussion Notes)
Mansur Ahmed, Nigerian Economic
Summit Group |
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Remarks
for the panel on Aid, Governance and Development: Objectives
and Priorities
E. Gyimah-Boadi, CDD-Ghana and University
of Ghana |
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The
Role of Civil Society Groups in Strengthening Governance and Capacity:
Avenues for Support
Darren Kew, University of Massachusetts-Boston |
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African
Perspectives on Institution Building and Development- a Participant
Observer’s Life Cycle Approach
Folarin Olowu,
Intellfit African Training Centre |
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Transcending
the Cycle of Violence through Governance Reform: A Lesson for Liberia
Amos Sawyer, Indiana University |
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Renovating
the Architecture of Federalism in Nigeria: The Option of
Non-Constitutional Renewal
Rotimi T. Suberu, University
of Ibadan, Nigeria |
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Panel 4: Governance and Capacity-Building in
Africa: Pathways and Strategies |
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Notes
on Governance and Capacity Building in Africa, Northwestern Conference,
May 12-14, 2005
Pierre Englebert, Pomona College |
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Strengthening
Development Capacity in Africa
Richard Joseph, Director
of PAS at Northwestern |
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Aid,
Governance, and Development: A General Reflection on Objectives
and Priorities
Ebere Onwudiwe,
Central State University |
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All
rights reserved. No part of these papers may be used or reproduced
in any manner whatsoever without written permission of the Program
of African Studies, except in the case of brief quotations embodied
in articles and reviews.
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