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Continente em Transformação: Processos de Integração Regional da África

Continent in Transformation: Africa's Regional Integration Processes
Authors: Costa, Murilo Gomes da;

Continente em Transformação: Processos de Integração Regional da África

Abstract

Este livro — fruto da disciplina “Continente em Transformação: O lugar histórico da África nas Relações Internacionais e os processos africanos de integração regional”, oferecida em 2022 aos estudantes de Relações Internacionais da Universidade Federal Fluminense — oferece uma jornada abrangente pelas oito RECs oficialmente reconhecidas pela UA: ECOWAS, IGAD, CEN-SAD, UMA, SADC, COMESA, EAC e ECCAS. Ao longo de oito capítulos, de autoria dos estudantes da disciplina, este volume se aprofunda na compreensão de cada REC, explorando suas origens e contextualizações históricas, bem como os objetivos e as estruturas institucionais de cada organização. Cada capítulo se debruça sobre um dos eixos ou áreas temáticas de cada organização, destacando as principais iniciativas desenvolvidas no setor escolhido. Por fim, os estudantes elaboram, ao final dos capítulos, uma cronologia com os principais acontecimentos no âmbito de cada organização regional africana, desde sua fundação.

This book - the result of the course ‘Continent in Transformation: Africa's historical place in International Relations and African regional integration processes’, offered in 2022 to International Relations students at the Fluminense Federal University - offers a comprehensive journey through the eight RECs officially recognised by the AU: ECOWAS, IGAD, CEN-SAD, UMA, SADC, COMESA, EAC and ECCAS. Over the course of eight chapters, authored by students of the subject, this volume delves into the understanding of each REC, exploring their origins and historical context, as well as the objectives and institutional structures of each organisation. Each chapter focuses on one of the axes or thematic areas of each organisation, highlighting the main initiatives developed in the chosen sector. Finally, at the end of the chapters, students draw up a chronology of the main events within each African regional organisation since its foundation.

Keywords

UMA, International Relations, ECOWAS, African Union, SADC, COMESA, Political economy, Africa, Regional Integration, ECCAS, Political sciences, EAC, International Organizations, Regionalism, Foreign policy, IGAD, CEN-SAD

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