The Enablers of Common Market Implementation

Common market implementation in Africa could potentially alleviate poverty and grow economies. However, despite numerous trading blocs existing in Africa, challenges persist in common market implementation. This book investigates the enablers which could make an important difference, using the East African Community as a case study.

Caroline Ntara is Post-Doctoral Research Associate at Regenesys Business School, South Africa, and a lecturer at KCA University, Kenya. Flip Schutte is Dean of Research and Head of the Institute for Post-Graduate Studies, STADIO Higher Education, South Africa.

List of figures List of tables Acknowledgements Overview Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The Common Market Protocol Chapter 3: The Common Market Implementation Framework Chapter 4: Funding Model Chapter 5: Public Participation Chapter 6: The Region's Decision-Making Model Chapter 7: Anticorruption Chapter 8: Research and Information Symmetry Chapter 9: Common Market Protocol Laws Chapter 10: Sanction Mechanism Chapter 11: Automated Processes Conclusion Bibliography Index