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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION …..…………..…………..…………..….. 5 CHAPTER 1. Africa in the Tangle of Increased Global Competition for Natural Resources 1.1. A Rekindled Scramble for African Resources in the 21st Century …..…………..……………………….. 12 1.2. South Atlantic Resource Base in NATO’s Modernized Strategy …..…………..……………………… 33 1.3. Balancing between Old and Emerging Centers of Power …..…………..…………………………………... 43 CHAPTER 2. Natural Resource Potentials of Russia and Africa: A Comparative Analysis 2.1. Structural Analysis of the Two Natural Resource Potentials …..…………..………………………………….. 59 2.2. Developmental Efficiency of Resource Base Use …… 86 2.3. Competitors or Partners? Russia’s Role in Developing the Mineral Resource Base of Africa ..…………..………... 99 CHAPTER 3. Project RUSSAFRICA: Towards a Strategic Partnership for Modernization and Development 3.1. Lessons Learnt but Forgotten? Squandered Treasures of Soviet-African Cooperation …..…………..……………. 131 3.2. Project RUSSAFRICA …..…………..………………. 145 3.3. The Current Level of Economic Relations between Russia and Countries of Northern Africa ………………… 155 3.4. Cooperation with Countries South of the Sahara: Looking Beyond the Soviet Heritage ……………………... 184 CONCLUSION …..…………..…………..…………..……… 207 3
Page 1 and 2: ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Dr. IRINA ABRAMO
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Page 7 and 8: Socialist system to becoming a zone
Page 9 and 10: The answers to these questions, of
Page 11 and 12: Another goal set is to assist the e
Page 13 and 14: CHAPTER 1 Africa in the Tangle of I
Page 15 and 16: tion whereas the developed countrie
Page 17 and 18: Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA Ac
Page 19 and 20: High tech metals are often by-produ
Page 21 and 22: African resources of cobalt represe
Page 23 and 24: Unlike nickel and chromium, for whi
Page 25 and 26: imports from (average annual percen
Page 27 and 28: ies. In 2005-2008, main US import s
Page 29 and 30: Raw materials Substitutability Magn
Page 31 and 32: Africa are much wider than the prio
Page 33 and 34: - enhance European financial and po
Page 35 and 36: including piracy and illicit traffi
Page 37 and 38: egional stability and security thro
Page 39 and 40: in Cote-d’Ivoire were overshadowe
Page 41 and 42: Non-cooperation on the part of entr
Page 43 and 44: to the downfall of the Egyptian Pre
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Page 47 and 48: time, it has paid for this cooperat
Page 49 and 50: local finance partner. ICBC acquire
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The West is suspicious and fearful
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2) Elaborate use of the still exist
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34 Cohen, Ariel, Szaszdi, Lajos at
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still one more uniting feature - bo
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the diversified modern economic com
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significant part of biotic resource
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ation budget decreased slightly to
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land-based Glencore International A
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Chromites. The price of ferrochromi
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eing developed in the Urals. Howeve
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are expected to occur based on geol
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duce the gap between the raw materi
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As concerns the radiation problem,
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In Malawi, the Kayelekera uranium p
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5000 tU 3 O 8 (4240 tU) over the ne
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Lithium producers in Africa include
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The comparative analysis of the str
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sector accounted alone for about 20
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However, the level of efficiency of
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establishment of sovereignty over t
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tive reserve estimation of deposits
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The renewal of the mineral resource
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wealth. True, openness alone cannot
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metals as lead, zinc, mercury, anti
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which were to be operated by Algeri
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million tons. In the early 1960s, S
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a 19% stake in Novatek, which gives
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out more promising fields. In March
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term economic development. The nati
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Fig. 2.3.1. The “Angolan model (m
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and raw material resources. Soviet
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The discovery of gold deposits in t
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most promising region for prospecti
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Senegal is an African country where
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derground mine was put on care and
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general offer to all Highveld share
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expressed its readiness to construc
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14 Uranium 2009: Resources, Product
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53 See e.g. Foster V., Butterfield
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In was only in the first decade of
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military, economic and only after a
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and even decades they waged bloody
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Table 3.1.1. Aggregate Capacity of
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credits granted by the USSR; or oth
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campaigns to topple the old system.
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number of other African states that
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is, of course not much compared to
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have been recalculated on the basis
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Despite these negative trends, work
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Assistance to the expansion of acti
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to provide food and humanitarian ai
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titative and qualitative shifts it
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of influence. These countries seem
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Atomstroyexport has good prospects
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work of the Russian-Algerian Busine
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ments about scientific and technolo
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chandise for the sum of 145 million
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seat-mile costs than A321 and 27% t
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from Belaya Kalitva (Rostov oblast)
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ceeds 400; in Hurghada alone, there
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year to year. Thus, during the firs
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In 2009, it was announced that in 2
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A positive trend in the sphere of m
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tries. For his part, Krayniy said t
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oats, spare parts for sea ships), K
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in Moscow, Mr. Ridha Ben Mosbah als
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Efforts were taken towards a politi
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all spheres. These and other summit
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delivery of large-diameter pipes fo
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and agencies displayed their exhibi
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2009 vegetable products formed abou
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sectoral co-operation. In the finan
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Mi-17 helicopters has also being wo
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Governmental Committee on Trade and
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noted such areas of cooperation as
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UN's role in international relation
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42 Address by Willem van der Spuy,
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change will shape the global econom
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This inevitably motivates the Unite
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