Africa and Europe

In Europe, Africa is often called the forgotten continent. The collapse of states, violent conflicts and natural disasters shape the public perception of Africa in Europe, while the political perspectives tend to be grossly neglected. This book wants to challenge this image in the eyes of many people through a profound analysis of main aspects of African-European relations (e.g. economics, migration, HIV / AIDS). In particular, it will be discussed what can be done to improve the relations between both continents and to develop a constructive and genuine cooperation. The book is based on the presentations and discussions of a congress of the Jesuit Scribani Network.

Editors

Prof. Dr. Johannes Müller: Head of the Institute for Social and Development Studies at the Munich School of Philosophy and Professor for Social Sciences and Development Studies at this School.



Dr. Michael Reder: Research Fellow at the Institute for Social and Development Studies at the Munich School of Philosophy and Lecturer for Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Religion at this School.