Auteur : Christian Deblock Organisation affiliée : Centre d’études sur l’intégration et la mondialisation (CEIM) Type de publication : Note de recherche Date de publication : 1er décembre 2021 Lien vers le document original   Introduction L’African Growth Opportunities Act (AGOA), ou en français, la Loi sur la croissance et les possibilités économiques en Afrique, est une loi américaine…

Author: Dramane Chabi Bouko Site of publication: AGOA Info Type of publication: Article Date of publication: May 7th, 2022 Link to the original document   The Department of State’s Bureau of Africa Affairs provides three core objectives for U.S. foreign policy towards Africa: “1) Advancing trade and commercial ties with key African states to increase…

Authors: Kefa M. Otiso, Francis Owusu Site of publication: The Conversation Type of publication: Article Date of publication: August 5th, 2022 Lien vers le document original   What sort of trade arrangement is the US proposing? In July 2021, the Biden-Harris administration launched the Prosper Africa Build Together Campaign. The idea was to elevate and…

Author: Sam Wilkins Site of publication: War on The Rocks Type of publication: Article Date of publication: April 2nd, 2020 Link to the original document   The United States needs a continental strategy because it has real interests in Africa — and increasingly limited means with which to advance and protect them. Chinese activities have…

Author: Howard W. French Site of publication: World Politics Review Type of publication: Article Date of publication: January 2nd, 2020 Link to the original document   Since the end of the Cold War, American relations with Africa have been characterized by a single, powerful trend: disengagement. Its direction has been so constant that it is…

Author: Rama Yade Site of publication: Atlantic Council Type of publication: Article Date of publication: May 25th, 2021 Link to the original document   If Africa seems geographically distant to Americans, it shouldn’t; the United States wouldn’t be what it is today without the labor force of Africans brought to the country as part of…

Author: Charles A. Ray Affiliated organization: Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) Type of publication: Analysis Date of publication: January 11th, 2021 Link to the original document   Most Americans generally have one of two images of Africa: a primitive home of famine, disease, and civil war, or an idyllic motherland. Neither image is entirely correct.…

Author: Marian L. Tupy Site of publication: Cato Institute Type of publication: Handbook for Policymakers Date of publication: 2017 Link to the original document   Sub‐​Saharan Africa (hereafter “Africa”) consists of 46 countries and 9.4 million square miles. One billion out of 7 billion people on earth live in Africa. The continent’s share of the…