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Do abolicionismo aos ODM : o que mudou no olhar ocidental sobre a África e os africanos : o caso de Moçambique
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Nos últimos anos, assistimos a uma renovada disputa por África com o aparecimento de novos actores no panorama internacional. O aparentemente continente esquecido voltou a despertar as atenções do mundo ocidental, e dos países emergentes, sendo imprescindível perceber em que medida evoluíram as características socio económicas desta região e quais as percepções do exterior relativamente a este território. Para enriquecer a análise, propomos assim, centrarmos a mesma numa visão abrangente, iniciada no período do Abolicionismo oitocentista até à actualidade.
Esta dissertação pretende investigar se a especialização primária continua a ser uma realidade da estrutura produtiva de Moçambique dos nossos dias e qual a sua influência no caminho percorrido ao nível económico e social do país na longa duração. Adicionalmente, procuramos saber qual o papel da sociedade moçambicana neste recente scramble for Africa e como o mesmo tem afectado os diferentes aspectos desta sociedade multicultural.
Over the past few years, we have witnessed a renewed dispute for Africa, with the appearance of new actors on the international scene. The seemingly forgotten continent has, once again, caught the attention of the western world as well as emerging countries. In that sense, it is essential to acknowledge just how this vast region has changed both socially and economically, and how the continent is perceived elsewhere. In order to enrich the analysis, it is this thesis contention, to embrace a global approach, which will regard the period of Abolitionism as a landmark, and which will carry on to the present day. This thesis aims at investigating whether primary specialization continues to be a feature of the productive structure of Mozambique in this day and age and what its influence might be on the path the country has trod in terms of its economic and social development in the long term. Additionally, it has been a goal of this thesis to try and find out what is the role of Mozambican society in this recent scramble for Africa, and in which way that would affect the different facets of this multicultural society.
Over the past few years, we have witnessed a renewed dispute for Africa, with the appearance of new actors on the international scene. The seemingly forgotten continent has, once again, caught the attention of the western world as well as emerging countries. In that sense, it is essential to acknowledge just how this vast region has changed both socially and economically, and how the continent is perceived elsewhere. In order to enrich the analysis, it is this thesis contention, to embrace a global approach, which will regard the period of Abolitionism as a landmark, and which will carry on to the present day. This thesis aims at investigating whether primary specialization continues to be a feature of the productive structure of Mozambique in this day and age and what its influence might be on the path the country has trod in terms of its economic and social development in the long term. Additionally, it has been a goal of this thesis to try and find out what is the role of Mozambican society in this recent scramble for Africa, and in which way that would affect the different facets of this multicultural society.
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Mestrado em Desenvolvimento e Cooperação Internacional
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Abolicionismo Subdesenvolvimento África Especialização Primária Moçambique Abolitionism Underdevelopment Primary Specialization Mozambique
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Vilhena, Maria José Afonso. 2013. "Do abolicionismo aos ODM : o que mudou no olhar ocidental sobre a África e os africanos : o caso de Moçambique". Dissertação de Mestrado. Universidade de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão.
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Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão