Globalisation and African womens bodies: Some fictional representations

Universities and Globalisation Flows: African Experience

The study x-rays the damaging effects of brain drain on university education in Africa as a result of colonisation and globalisation. Despite its positive impact, globalisation has divided the world into the superrich and absolutely poor. Africa is the poorest of the poor. This is supported by Capitalism and the Marxist Theory. The study highlights the fact that Africa‟s loss of her talented br...

Theory of Mind and Experimental Representations of Fictional Consciousness

The Representations and Positive Type Functions of Some Homogenous Spaces

‎For a homogeneous spaces ‎$‎G/H‎$‎, we show that the convolution on $L^1(G/H)$ is the same as convolution on $L^1(K)$, where $G$ is semidirect product of a closed subgroup $H$ and a normal subgroup $K $ of ‎$‎G‎$‎. ‎Also we prove that there exists a one to one correspondence between nondegenerat $ast$-representations of $L^1(G/H)$ and representations of ...

Globalisation, Structural Adjustment and African Agriculture: Analysis and Evidence

A major purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of poor governance or ‘state fragility’ in African countries on their overall economic and agrarian performance. The results of our econometric analysis show that a higher level of public security is conducive to lower levels of conflict, whether of an ethnic, religious and regional nature. It also corresponds with greater agricultural val...

US Revenue, African Costs: How to Play Globalisation and Win

Globalization presents challenges for poorer countries to “think smart”. i.e., to exploit loopholes in an international trade regime designed to favour the wealthy. One view on how to find such loopholes is to generalize the concept of arbitrage to any situation where there are cost differentials, arising out of inaccuracies in pricing. This paper presents a number of examples, and makes a case...