FUTURE AFRICA

About the Book

Outlook and Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa in Global Economy – A Crystal Need of Changes and Policy Orientation for a Take-off in Light of Chinese Experience: A New Goal. Introductory Remarks about Sub Saharan Africa backwardness in current situation describe Africa in the World. The Past speaks to the Present towards the Horizon. Furthermore, it shows what are the major changes that have been brought by the Globalization of Markets, since the colonial destruction of the Old World today Third and Fourth Worlds. Then, it focuses on the dilemma met by peoples of these weak Old World in their pace to economic development. Globalization can cause many difficulties to Third and Fourth World nations, but also it may open up opportunities. In this era of high commercial relations and links between continents, countries or nations, worlds can adopt a variety of Development Policies. Therefore, discuss and discern what are the key-steps and key strategies that a country has to follow in order to promote economic growth and sustainable development. This will be the ultimate concern of the author. To realize economic prosperity and outgrow the world citizen’s status, Developing Countries should not rest on the Western-advocated economic globalization only. They should develop their domestic economies in a way suitable for their national conditions, beef up South-South co-operation and promote North-South dialogue for the establishment of a just international political and economic order.

About the Author

Mrs. NDOMO MELINGUI Thérèse was born on June 9th, 1950 in Endinding-Obala (Cameroon). In March 2001, she was enrolled in Renmin University of China, Beijing as General Advanced Research student (Senior Scholar). The Criteria for her admission was according to the track record of professional success with increasing responsibility of managerial and professional experience, high potential for advancement, academic capability and potential to contribute to the level of Mastering Economics Development Theories. With her experience in the areas of Economics and International Business and her study of Transit specific on Africa’s Commerce, she completed ten years previous research works which show her abilities to mastering the field without any difficulty. After one term she was graduated and presented as Candidate for the National Entrance Examination for this three years Ph.D. program. She successfully passed it with authorization to study and write in English language although she speaks Chinese and can communicate fluently with the Chinese people. She was awarded the doctor degree in World Economics “International Relations” on June 2010 at Remmin University of China, Beijing. Her 23 years of research and framework have a great impact in the development of the World Economic system toward the Globalization and the New International Economic and Political Order (NIEPO) demanded by the Third World. On January 30th, 2011, she became a French citizen.