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Risk analysis studies on Africa conducted by a number of international organisations have addressed a number of complex and interlocking socioeconomic and political issues, largely painting a bleak picture of the continent. These reports have been used by the Western countries as benchmarks for the flow of donor funds, often with disastrous consequences. The failure of the Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) introduced by the Bretton Woods institutions in the 1970s and 1980s serve as a good example.

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2008) Political risk assessment of Africa. Iroanya and F. Nwonwu (ed. Towards African-Oriented Risk Analysis Models: A Contextual and Methodological Approach.

2008) Political risk assessment of Africa. Pretoria, South Africa: Africa Institute of South Africa, pp. 93–116. Krugel, W. (2005) Determinants of FDI in Africa.

Iroanya, Richard . Nwonwu, Francis. Electoral Process and the Prospects for Democracy Consolidation : Contextualising the African Multiparty Elections of 2004. by: Adar, Korwa G. Published: (2007). Capacity Building in Africa : An OED Evaluation of World Bank Support. Metrics and methods for security risk management by: Young, Carl S. Published: (2010). Derivatives Market in South Africa : Lessons for Sub-Saharan African Countries. by: Adelegan, Olatundun Janet.

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