Titlebook: Value Chains in Sub-Saharan Africa; Challenges of Integr S?ren Scholvin,Anthony Black,Ivan Turok Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Expansion of Regional Supermarkets in Zambia: Finding Common Ground with Local Suppliersn hold the potential of agro-processing for export. This chapter investigates how Zambian suppliers integrate into supermarket value chains. As a first step, the potential related to these value chains is discussed. Based on structured interviews with three major foreign supermarkets and 99 local fi

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Economic Growth Corridors Through a Value-Chain Lens: The Case of the Southern Agricultural Growth Cholder farmers into global and regional value chains through partnerships with larger agricultural companies. EGCs in general and SAGCOT in particular are not only about upgrading infrastructure. They in fact address numerous challenges to local producers, including the lack of finance and knowledge

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The Impact of the United States Energy Revolution and Decarbonisation on Energy Markets in Africarocarbon resources—the so-called shale revolution—in the United States and the striving for global decarbonisation. Together with the 2014 oil price crash, the shale revolution resulted initially in a precipitous drop in export revenues across Africa’s producer countries—and constitutes a key exogen

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Preparing the Ground for Unrest: Private and Public Regulation of Labour in the Fresh-Fruit Global Vtern Cape. It is highlighted how private and public governance by lead firms from the fresh-fruit sector and the South Africa government contributed to social tension in the indigent community of De Doorns. The author shows how economic upgrading in De Doorns has been accompanied by social downgradi

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Agriculture, Value Chains and the Rural Non-Farm Economy in Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwee rural non-farm economy (RNFE). Based on detailed qualitative exploration, it is shown that value chains in Mchinji (Malawi) are predominantly local, with few impulses being generated for the RNFE. The commercialised farms that characterise Weenen (South Africa) are locally disembedded, thus not tr

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Rebalancing Research on World Cities: Mauritius as a Gateway to Sub-Saharan Africa author advances the concept of ‘gateway cities’. In contrast to the world city approach, the gateway one addresses the global and regional interlinking of cities along five dimensions: transport and logistics, industrial processing, corporate control, service provision and knowledge generation. It