Redesigning US Assistance to Africa in the Post-Cold War Era
Abstract
Africa's desperate plight is an ugly reminder that the end of the Cold War does not necessarily foretell of a better New World Order to come. The deepening of Africa's multilayered development crisis, and the horrific roll It is taking on millions of lives, is almost Ignored as the world's attention is riveted on the collapse of Soviet Empire. Fears about changes In the global power structure, which reduce Africa's already weak appeal for the favors of industrialized countries, seem to be increasingly Justified. Indeed, predictions abound that the and of the East-West conflict will leave Africa worse off.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1992
- Accession Number
- ADA436751
Entities
People
- Mark G. Wentling
Organizations
- National War College