Panel 148: Reflections on Africa's Integration project (AISA
/ Matlotleng Matlou)
Panel Organiser: The Africa Institute of
South Africa (AISA) / Matlotleng Matlou
Drawing on AISA's ongoing research on continental integration this panel will
provide reflections on the progress, challenges and opportunities for the
African integration project. It will interrogate developments ranging from
the political front where they manifest in the "grand" debate on the union
government, to issues of peace, security, governance and questions of Africa's
capacity to realize its vision of a peaceful and prosperous continent.
Accepted Abstracts
Regional Integration Implications for Continental Unity and Development in
Africa
SOVEREIGNTY AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS: REVISITING ASPECTS OF INTEGRATION IN THE
COMMUNATAIRE ECONOMIQUE ET MONETAIRE DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE (CEMAC) SUBREGION AND
IMPLICATIONS FOR A UNITED AFRICA
Does governance promote cohesion or is it a catalyst of polarization in the
education sector? The case of South Africa and Lesotho
Is the New Partnership for Africa's Development Appropriate Programme Serving
Africa to Achieve Integration?
Myth and Reality of Regional Integration in Africa: Between Collective
Self-reliance and Global Trade Regimes s
