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Monitoring Regional Integration in Southern Africa

Yearbook Volume 8 - 2008

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The Yearbooks have developed into key sources of information on regional integration in southern Africa. This Yearbook Vol 8 - 2008 provides crucial information on the status and the development of regional integration in SADC. It also serves as constructive stimulus to debate on regional integration and its potential to thrust forward the Southern African Development Community (SADC), even the continent itself.

Cover: Monitoring Regional Integration in Southern Africa
Foreword
Introduction
Monitoring the process of regional integration in Southern Africa in 2008
Anton Bösl, Willie Breytenbach, Trudi Hartzenberg, Colin McCarthy, Klaus Schade 		1
Chapter 1
Trade integration, production networks and the services sector:
implications for regional trade agreements in Eastern and Southern Africa
Nicolette Cattaneo		 5
Chapter 2
Regional transport challenges within the Southern African Development
Community and their implications for economic integration and development
Tsitsi Mutambara		 34
Chapter 3
SADC trade integration – the effect of trade facilitation on sectoral trade:
a quantitative analysis
Sonja Kurz, Thomas Otter and Felix Povel 		55
Chapter 4
SACU, China and India: the implication of FTAs for Botswana, Lesotho Namibia and Swaziland (BLNS)
Ron Sandrey and Hans Grinsted Jensen		 74
Chapter 5
Developing a balanced framework for foreign direct investment in SADC: a decent work perspective
Daniela Zampini 		94
Chapter 6
Strengthening SADC institutional structures – capacity development is the key to the SADC Secretariat’s effectiveness
Leda Giuffrida and Helmut Müller-Glodde		 120
Chapter 7
Making regional economic community laws enforceable in national legal systems – constitutional and judicial challenges
Richard Frimpong Oppong		 149
Chapter 8
The SADC Tribunal: a legal analysis of its mandate and role in regional integration
Oliver C. Ruppel and Francois-X. Bangamwabo		 179
Chapter 9
The role of parliament in regional integration – the missing link
Barney Karuuombe		 222
Chapter 10
Peacekeeping and regional integration in Africa
Willie Breytenbach 		249
Chapter 11
How countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) can use the World Trade Organisation and the European Community flexibilities for better access to affordable HIV/AIDS medicines
Stephen S. Kingah, Stefaan Smis and Fredrik Söderbaum 		270
Chapter 12
Land reform in Zimbabwe: context, process, legal and constitutional issues and implications for the SADC region
Memory Dube and Rob Midgley		 303
Chapter 13
Measuring regional trade integration in Southern Africa
Rigmar Osterkamp		 342
Chapter 14
Fundraising or common foreign policy? 30 Years of SADC
Consultative Conference
Martin Adelmann		 356
Authors’ and Editors’ Profiles 2008378

Authors

Dr. Dr. Anton Bösl, Trudi Hartzenberg

published

Republic of South Africa, March 30, 2009

ISBN

978-0-9814221-2-1