The Political Economy of EEC Relations with African, Caribbean and Pacific States : Contributions to the Understanding of the Lomé Convention on North-South Relations

The Political Economy of EEC Relations with African, Caribbean and Pacific States is a collection of papers the covers various areas of concerns in the relationship between the European Economic Community (EEC) and African, Caribbean and Pacific States (AFP). The text first covers the political economy of the EEC-ACP relations, and the proceeds to discussing indexation and stabilization scheme. In the last part, the selection deals with concerns in technology transfer, trade, and market access between the EEC and ACP. The book will be of great use to economists, sociologists, and political scientists. Content: Other Titles of Interest , Page ii Front Matter , Page iii copyright , Page iv Acknowledgements , Page v Introduction , Pages ix-xii , FRANK LONG Chapter 1 - The Child of Lomé: Messiah, Monster or Mouse? , Pages 3-31 , REGINALD HERBOLD GREEN Chapter 2 - Asymmetrical Interdependence: Renegotiating the Lomé Convention , Pages 33-50 , JOHN RAVENHILL Chapter 3 - Indexation: a Missing Link in ACP/EEC Relations? , Pages 53-89 , JOHN CUDDY Chapter 4 - Export Earnings Stabilisation in the ACP/EEC Convention , Pages 91-106 , BISHNODAT PERSAUD Chapter 5 - Transnational Corporations, Technology Transfer and Lomé , Pages 109-143 , FRANK LONG Chapter 6 - Patterns of ACP/EEC Trade , Pages 145-181 , CAROL COSGROVE TWITCHETT Chapter 7 - Lomé and Market Access , Pages 183-189 , G.K. HELLEINER Index , Pages 191-193