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Dambisa Moyo Lecture (African History and Politics Seminar)

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African Studies Centre
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Dambisa Moyo, the internationally renowned author and economist, presents material from her books, Dead Aid and How the West Was Lost, looking at the policies that affect both Africa and the West.
Dambisa Moyo, the internationally renowned author and economist, shares her thoughts on the policies affecting both Africa and the West in this lecture given at Oxford's Rhodes House. Utilizing research from her books 'Dead Aid' and 'How the West Was Lost', Ms. Moyo challenges the policy choices the West has made, both towards Africa and internally, and the detrimental effect they have had - and are continuing to have. [African Studies Centre, Oxford. http://www.africanstudies.ox.ac.uk]

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African Studies Centre
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Dambisa Moyo
Keywords
policy choices
aid
economics
politics
Department: Centre for African Studies
Date Added: 01/02/2011
Duration: 00:42:16

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