The African Development Bank

The African Development Bank: Problems of International Cooperation is an account of events and developments during Kwame Donkoh Fordwor time in the African Development Bank (ADB).
The title details the basic issues and problems in international cooperative effort in the field of developmental planning and action. The text first covers the objectives and problems of the ADB, and the proceeds to tackling the role of politics in an institution such as the ADB. Next, the selection details the ideas and objectives of the ADB during the author's tenure of office.
The book will be of great interest to political scientists and economists. Individuals who concerned with international development will also benefit from the text.

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Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 A Continent for a Constituency
Chapter 3 The Dakar Meeting
Chapter 4 After Dakar
Chapter 5 The Kinshasa Meeting
Chapter 6 Assumption of Office
Chapter 7 The Program of Action
Chapter 8 The Port Louis Meeting
Chapter 9 Port Louis and After
Chapter 10 The Libreville Meeting
Chapter 11 Negotiations with Nonregional States
Chapter 12 The Abidjan Meeting
Chapter 13 The Query
Chapter 14 The Response
Chapter 15 The Impasse
Chapter 16 The Resolution
Chapter 17 Postscript
Index
About the Author