Indian Ocean Rim

Gwyn Campbell served as an academic adviser to the South African government in negotiations that led to the formation of the IOR. He is a Lecturer at the Centre for North-South Interaction at the University of Avignon. He has published widely on the economic history of Madagascar and the south west Indian Ocean including Economic History of Imperial Madagascar 1750-1850 (Lit Verlag: 2002).

• 1. Gwyn Campbell Introduction: The Indian Ocean Rim (IOR) Economic Association: History and Prospects 2. Nigel Worden Cape Town and Port Louis in the Eighteenth Century 3. David Warburton The Hadhramis, the Hadhramaut and European Colonial Powers in the Indian Ocean 4. Judith Streak An Analysis of the Cocoa Frontier in the Indian Ocean Rim Region 5. Andreas Lombardozzi The Indian Ocean Rim: A Cost-Benefit Analysis from a Developmental Perspective with Special Reference to Southern Africa 6. Elizabeth Marabwa Prospects for the Tourist Industry in Southern Africa 7. Marina J. Mayer The Feasibility of Including the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in the Indian Ocean Rim Association for Economic Co-operation 8. Mario Scerri The Competitiveness of the Southern African Customs Union within the Context of the Indian Ocean Rim 9. Marc Flior The Gold Mining Industry and the South African Economy 1980-1995 10. Ariella Kuper The Role of the Iron and Steel Industry in the South African Economy 11. Simon Winter Industrial Development and IOR Integration: Threats and Opportunities: A Research Agenda 12. J. J. Truter A Future Common Agricultural Trade Regime for Southern Africa 13. C. S. Rwejuna Forging Economic and Political Relations between South African and Tanzania in the Post-Apartheid Era 14. Jaysen Ramasamy Mauritius and the IOR Association 15. Gwyn Campbell The IOR and its Economic Groupings 16. André Ulpat South Africa and France in Africa and the Indian Ocean - Economic and Commercial Partners or Rivals? 17. Gwyn Campbell and R. R. Subramanian The IOR and the Strategic Importance of the Indian Ocean Region in the Post-Cold War Era

'This is a rare and hence useful reference book for (political) economists, students of (Southern) regionalism and strategists who wish to apply the idea of a developmental state to future regional integration in general and the Indian Ocean Rim in particular.' - H-net Reviews