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The Quiet Disruption: Trade, Multilateralism, and the Reconfiguration of Global Cooperation

Industrialisation and Trade, Structural Transformation, Environment and Climate Change, African Politics / Tauha Shaik

The Quiet Disruption: Trade, Multilateralism, and the Reconfiguration of Global Cooperation By Carlos Lopes, University of Cape Town, member of the T20 South Africa Advisory Council April 2025 A new phase in global economic relations is unfolding—one marked not by the sharp ruptures of war or recession but by a steady erosion of the principles

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Reimaginando as narrativas africanas: as contribuições revolucionárias de Amílcar Cabral, with Peter Mendy, Cadernos de Estudos Africanos, 48

The Quiet Disruption: Trade, Multilateralism, and the Reconfiguration of Global Cooperation

Economista Carlos Lopes classifica a actual situação na Europa como uma oportunidade para a África

Carlos Lopes denounces “the shared self-deception” regulating relations between Africa and Europe

Carlos Lopes denuncia el “autoengaño compartido” que rige las relaciones entre África y Europa

Carlos Lopes denuncia “l’autoengany compartit” que regeix les relacions entre Àfrica i Europa

Cinquante ans après sa création, quel bilan pour la Cédéao?

Europe’s insecurity and delusion about Africa

Europa debe cambiar su estrategia para África

L’Europe doit changer son approche de l’Afrique