Africa
IDE is Japan's largest center for social science studies on Africa. The Institute's African Studies Group examines a wide range of Africa topics and issues and actively publishes its findings; IDE also publishes its "Africa Report" twice a year. Because of the group's wide scope, a number of organizations look to the IDE for information on African developing economy issues, and group researchers are often invited to speak on their areas of expertise. IDE also hosts visiting research fellows from leading African universities and research institutions.
Recent Publications & Reports
- FUKUNISHI Takahiro and YAMAGATA Tatsufumi "Slow and Steady Wins the Race: How the Garment Industry Leads Industrialization in Low-income Countries" 2013 (Discussion PapersNo.412)
- KODAMA Yuka "Relationship between Young Women and Parents in Rural Ethiopia" 2013 (Discussion PapersNo.404)
- ARIMOTO Yutaka, ITO Seiro, KUDO Yuya, TSUKADA Kazunari "Stigma, Social Relationship and HIV Testing in the Workplace: Evidence from South Africa" 2013 (Discussion PapersNo.386)
- KIMURA Koichiro "Outward FDI from Developing Countries: A Case of Chinese Firms in South Africa" 2013 (Discussion PapersNo.385)
- SATO Chizuko "Black Economic Empowerment in the South African Agricultural Sector: A Case Study of the Wine Industry" 2013 (Discussion PapersNo.384)
Related Events
- [Symposium] On the Front Lines in the Fight against Deadly Diseases: Global Momentum from the Ground Up November 29, 2012 (Thursday)
- [APL] Entanglements in South Africa-Zimbabwe Relations and Responses to the Zimbabwean DiasporaNovember 5, 2012 (Monday)
- [APL] Technology Adoption and Dissemination in Agriculture: Evidence from Sequential Intervention in Maize Production in Uganda (with Takashi Yamano and Dick Sserunkuuma)July 19, 2012 (Thursday)
- [APL] The Causes and Consequences of Civil war in Cote d'IvoireJuly 17, 2012 (Tuesday)
- [APL] Farmers’ strategy in transition from traditional to alternative agriculture: A case study of Nupe’s rice farming system in inland valleys of central NigeriaJune 7, 2012 (Thursday)
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