New Partnerships for Growth Research in Africa Davis, Andrea Mispricing The state of economic growth in Africa is a source of constant debate and commentary. Catalysts, constraints, external shocks, internal drivers, sources of innovation, degrees of integration—all are scrutinized, documented and ultimately shaped by some of the world’s best minds. Yet the proliferation of studies and prescriptions—not to mention the abundance of print and airtime devoted to the subject—is as remarkable for the range of voices it excludes as for the volume of material it includes. Questions asked for this reseaerch generated many ideas, and even further questions. But they also helped mark the contours for new dimensions and wider scales of partnership. This report is a first attempt to fill in those contours with what is already known, and to take steps forward in pursuit of the rest Washington DC Africa Growth Initiative 2010 2010 Text 24p http://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/new_partnerships_for_growth_research_in_africa.pdf