<p>Innehållsförteckning: Natur -- Klimat -- Historisk översikt -- Författning -- Befolkning -- Språk -- Religion -- Sociala förhållanden -- Ekonomisk översikt -- Jordbruk -- Boskapsskötsel och fiske -- Gruvindustri -- Industri -- Energikällor -- Utrikeshandel -- Kommunikationer -- Internationellt stöd till Portugal -- Internationellt stöd till befrielserörelserna -...

<p>Innehållsförteckning: Natur -- Klimat -- Historisk översikt -- Författning -- Befolkning -- Språk -- Religion -- Sociala förhållanden -- Ekonomisk översikt -- Jordbruk -- Boskapsskötsel och fiske -- Gruvindustri -- Industri -- Energikällor -- Utrikeshandel -- Kommunikationer -- Internationellt stöd till Portugal -- Internationellt stöd till befrielserörelserna -...

<p>Innehållsförteckning: Natur -- Klimat -- Historisk översikt -- Författning -- Befolkning -- Språk -- Religion -- Sociala förhållanden -- Ekonomisk översikt -- Jordbruk -- Boskapsskötsel och fiske -- Gruvindustri -- Industri -- Energikällor -- Utrikeshandel -- Kommunikationer -- Internationellt stöd till Portugal -- Internationellt stöd till befrielserörelserna -...

<p>Innehållsförteckning: Natur -- Klimat -- Historisk översikt -- Författning -- Befolkning -- Språk -- Religion -- Sociala förhållanden -- Ekonomisk översikt -- Jordbruk -- Boskapsskötsel och fiske -- Gruvindustri -- Industri -- Energikällor -- Utrikeshandel -- Kommunikationer -- Internationellt stöd till Portugal -- Internationellt stöd till befrielserörelserna -...

State-building refers to the processes undertaken by new states, while reconstitution refers to the rearrangement of an existing state following either secession or collapse. Somaliland and South Sudan are involved in process of state-building, while Sudan and Somalia are engaged in state reconstitution. Three distinctive models of state-building are taking place i...

State-building refers to the processes undertaken by new states, while reconstitution refers to the rearrangement of an existing state following either secession or collapse. Somaliland and South Sudan are involved in process of state-building, while Sudan and Somalia are engaged in state reconstitution. Three distinctive models of state-building are taking place i...

The concept of ‘supranationalism’ covers procedures and processes of decision-making in multi-national political communities that encourages the transfer of power to an authority broader than governments of member states. This paper acknowledges that the world is experiencing a re-awakening of supranationality, and that contemporary globalisation processes is contr...

The concept of ‘supranationalism’ covers procedures and processes of decision-making in multi-national political communities that encourages the transfer of power to an authority broader than governments of member states. This paper acknowledges that the world is experiencing a re-awakening of supranationality, and that contemporary globalisation processes is contr...

The concept of ‘supranationalism’ covers procedures and processes of decision-making in multi-national political communities that encourages the transfer of power to an authority broader than governments of member states. This paper acknowledges that the world is experiencing a re-awakening of supranationality, and that contemporary globalisation processes is contr...

The concept of ‘supranationalism’ covers procedures and processes of decision-making in multi-national political communities that encourages the transfer of power to an authority broader than governments of member states. This paper acknowledges that the world is experiencing a re-awakening of supranationality, and that contemporary globalisation processes is contr...

The concept of ‘supranationalism’ covers procedures and processes of decision-making in multi-national political communities that encourages the transfer of power to an authority broader than governments of member states. This paper acknowledges that the world is experiencing a re-awakening of supranationality, and that contemporary globalisation processes is contr...

Papers from a Seminar on Non-capitalist Development in Africa Organised by the Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, Uppsala, in Co-operation with the Institute of Development Studies, Helsinki, August 16-19, 1976, in Helsinki, Finland.