SEATINI Articles Archives

Title of Article	Author	Date
Japan’s National Economic Identity and African Development: What Can Africa Learn From Japan’s Development Experiences?	Howard P. Lehman	2008
TICAD Process: What’s in it for Africa?	Aulline Mabika	2008
The elusive quest for Africa’s development: Will Japan deliver?	Rngarirai Machemedze	2008
Health implications of proposed Economic Partnership Agreements (EPA) between the eastern and southern African countries and the European Union (EU)	Aulline Mabika	2007
Claiming our space: Using the flexibilities in the TRIPS agreement to protect access to medicines	Aulline Mabika	2007
Tripped: TRIPS and access to health, food and technology in Kenya	Odour Ong'wen	2007
Trade is subservient to development	Percy F. Makombe	2006
UNCTAD makes the case for respect of national policy objectives	Aulline H. Mabika	2006
Whither SADC integration and development?	Percy Makombe	2006
SADC and HIV/AIDS -- Countries should utilise TRIPS Flexibilities	Aulline H. Mabika	2006
The failed WTO talks and EPAs negotiations	Elijah Munyuki	2006
Reclaiming SADC for people's solidarity and development cooperation	SAPSN	2006
Critical analysis of the study of the impact and sustainabiliy of Economic Partnership Agreements for the Economy of Uganda	SEATINI	2005
An Analysis of Highlights of the 3rd RNF meeting, held in Antananarivo, Madagascar.	Richard Kamidza	2004
The Economic Partnership Agreements implications and way foward: a case for Uganda.	Jane Nalunga	2004
Assessing political risk in the region	Richard Kamidza	2004
Non-State Actors participation in the Eastern and Southern Africa configuration	Richard Kamidza	2004
The Economic partnership Agreement Negotiations: Subregional development challenged in the EU-ESA relations	Richard Kamidza	2004
SEATINI’S experiences in the EPAs negotiations	Richard Kamidza	2004
The equator school: Alliance Building through critical analysis	Saliem Patel	2004
ESA-EPA negotiations still lack substance and direction	Richard Kamidza	2004
GATS in the specific context of the Cotonou agreement: the implications for Southern and Eastern African Regional Integration initiatives.	Elijah Munyuki	2004
International trade policy: “Violently intent on keeping us in poverty”	Riaz Tayob	2004
Eastern And Southern Africa (ESA) Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) Third meeting of the Regional egotiating Forum (RNF) 18th – 20th October 2004, Antananarivo, Madagascar	Jane Nalunga	2004
Regional trade arrangements in the ACP-EU Cotonou agreement; were ACP countries duped?	Elijah Munyuki	2004
It is back to square one!!	Rangarirai Machemdze	September 2003
Report from 1st Green Room Meeting Summary	Riaz Tayob	September 2003
AU, EALA call for fair trade	Percy F. Makombe	September 2003
Transgenic Food Fight on the Cards at the WTO	Rangarirai Machemdze	September 2003
The Scramble for Survival: Cancun and the future of trade	Rangarirai Machemdze	September 2003
Iraq invasion reveals crisis of profitability	Riaz Tayob and Percy F. Makombe	April 2003
The priorities of the media in the era of globalisation and international trade	Dr. Kimani Gecau	February 2003
How the media should influence development and international trade issues	Last Moyo	February 2003
GATS threatens domestic policy	Rosalina Muroyi	February 2003
The Fourth Estate should stand up and be counted in trade matters	Percy F Makombe	February 2003
NO to opening up of all services: A case for GATS review	Rosalina Muroyi	February 2003
Pulling out of negotiations is a practical option	Percy F. Makombe	January 2003
EU and US position on TRIPS must be rejected	Rangarirai Machemedze	January 2003
Public health should take precedence over intellectual property rights	Percy Makombe	January 2003
15-point summary perspective of two day SEATINI workshop with Ugandas parliamentarians	Prof. Yash Tandon	December 2002
What links 11 September with WTO	Prof. Yash Tandon	October 2001
Finance for Africa's Development	Prof. Yash Tandon	November 2000
Conditional Poverty Reduction under the IMF and the WTO	Prof. Yash Tandon	October 2000
Reflections On The Inaugural Conference Of The African Knowledge Network Forum	Prof. Yash Tandon	August 2000
Knowledge and the post-Washington Consensus	Prof. Yash Tandon	August 2000
The Role of Foreign Direct Investments in Africa's Human Development	Prof. Yash Tandon	July 2000
African LDCs must determine their destiny	Prof. Yash Tandon	July 2000
Abstract: The role of Foreign Direct Investments in Africa's Human development	Prof. Yash Tandon	July 2000
Mergers and Acquisitions	Prof. Yash Tandon	June 2000
Making FDIs Work for Human Development	Prof. Yash Tandon	May 2000
Should the international community be involved in Zimbabwe	Prof. Yash Tandon	April 2000
Cuba defiant: Report of Conference on Globalization	Prof. Yash Tandon	February 2000
Why civil society must reject HIPIC	Prof. Yash Tandon	February 2000
What is wrong with the "Short" development round	Prof. Yash Tandon	December 1999
Blip or turnaround? The collapse of the third WTO ministerial and some ideas on the move forward	Prof. Yash Tandon	December 1999
Transparency - A casualty of democratic and ethical deficit in WTO	Prof. Yash Tandon	November 1999
The Keynesian State and Its Limits	Prof. Yash Tandon	September 1999
Root causes of peacelessness and approaches to peace in Africa	Prof. Yash Tandon	September 1999
Zimbabwe Should Not Be Subservient to the IMF	Prof. Yash Tandon	September 1999
ACP-EU negotiating mandate	Prof. Yash Tandon	September 1998