World Cultures                                                                                                                                            Mr. Pendergast

 

 

AFRICA PAPER: “Cost of Development” Country Reports – 2007-2008

 

 

Time to get into the meat of it!  See below for confirmation of your country choices.  You all should have received your first or second choice.  Please let me know if that didn’t happen, or if you would like to switch to another country not already taken by a class mate.

 

As African nations struggle to compete with the developed, or "first," world, what have been the costs of development for the people of (your country's name)?

 

 

Here's a confirmation of the African countries you will be researching for this project:

D Block

F Block

 

David Better - Kenya

Elly Carroll - Rwanda

Charlie Castine - Algeria

Brendan Chin - Sierra Leone

Cristina Cortez – Dem. Rep. of Congo

Daniel Fraser - Madagascar

Ryan Gartin - Zimbabwe

Kelly Groglio - Nigeria

Anna Harrison - Ethiopia

Matt Henkel - Rwanda

Wes Koorbusch - Tunisia

Conrad Oberbeck - Somalia

Ben ProutSomalia

Toshihiro Terai - Ghana

 

Preston Baldwin - Zimbabwe

Nick Brown - Somalia

Alejandro Ceballos - Rwanda

Mike ForresterCôte D’Ivoire

Alex Gattinella - Ethiopia

Victor Holten - Morocco

Christine Kiernan - Sudan

Lee Lowden - Morocco

Devin Mehra - Angola

Gabby Michnoff – Sierra Leone

Mac Morse -  Mozambique

Will Preziosi - Uganda

Irina Racheva - Ghana

Sade Sommerville - Ghana

Amanda Young - Rwanda

 

 

Stage I:       Thesis ParagraphDUE Wednesday, February 27:  Choose five Current Problems that your country is facing

and mention how the roots of these problems can be traced back to the colonial period.

 

Stage II:      Outline and Preliminary BiographyDUE Wednesday, April 18

 

Stage III:     1st Draft: 3 – 5 pages with “Parenthetical” Citations (I’ll explain in class) – DUE Wednesday, May 7 (D Block)

& Thursday, May 8 (F Block) – Note Changes

 

Stage IV:     Final Draft: DUE Tuesday, May 20 – Note Changes