Women In Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods
Women, Coffee and Climate
Modern Day Slavery
P/CVE Project
Migrating out of Poverty - Ethiopia
ELLA Project
Call for Youth Researcher
Call for Youth Researcher (ICRW)
5S Ethiopia
COYOQA
Decolonizing Knowledge Systems
CBHI Project
Preface
Application of Logical Positivism in Conventional Economic Analysis
S.A. Bachou
Methodological Issues in Economic Theorizing and Research: Some Reflections
V. Seshamani
An overview of the extent to which the Economics Discipline has Influenced Economic Development in Eastern Africa
G. K. Ikiara
Economic Research in Eastern Africa: Data Availability Problems and Processing
Mkwanason Hyuha
The Political Economy Approach to the Teaching of Introductory Economics
Firimoon R. Banguire
Problems of Stabilization and Economic Research in Africa
Befekadu Degefe
Africa and the International Economic crisis: The Role of University Lecture Room Economics
D.A. K. Mbogoro
Teaching the History of Economic thought in Developing Countries: Some Reflections
S.M.H. Rugumisa
Justification for Teaching Agricultural Economics Within Economics Departments in Eastern Africa
Haidari K. R. Amani
Teaching of Economics: An overview on what orientation it should take
S. O. Noormohamed
Abstract:
The collection of articles contained in this book address questions pertaining to the teaching and research in Economics in Eastern Africa. The issues raised by the authors have the following broad objectives:
- to evaluate the role of economics discipline in Eastern Africa
- to discuss the teaching and research of economics in the region, with particular attention to the structure of, concepts and application of courses and curricula
- to consider the current state and the future of economics discipline in Eastern Africa and;
- to consider the current state and the future of economics discipline in Eastern Africa
- to discuss immediate and long-term areas of cooperation among the economics departments in the region