The historical geography of the southern african development community's sugar protocol
The historical geography of the southern african development community's sugar protocol
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南部非洲发展共同体糖议定书的历史地理
DOI：
10.2436/81027
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
D. Lincoln
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作者：
D. Lincoln
但是私营企业生产和分配贸易商品。这一简单的观察涵盖了许多复杂的关系，包括联合签署国的原则纽带，签署国之间参与和潜力的多样性，以及政府和企业之间可能存在的利益冲突。南部非洲发展共同体（SADC）的食糖贸易议定书就是一个很好的例子。南部非洲发展共同体由15个国家组成，其中10个国家生产蔗糖，7个国家是该产品的净出口国南非的制糖业遥遥领先于该地区集团的主要制糖业，其次是毛里求斯和斯威士兰。三个最小的制糖业是刚果（只有非常小的生产能力），安哥拉（其饱受战争蹂躏的制糖业目前处于崩溃状态）
but private enterprises produce and distribute the traded goods. Numerous complex relationships are covered by this simple observation, including the bonds of principle that unite signatories, the diversity of participation and potential among signatories, and the possibly contra- dictor~ interests between and among governments and enterprises. The Southern African Development Community's (SADC) sugar trade protocol is a case in point. The SADC comprises fifteen states, ten of which produce cane sugar and seven of which are net exporters of the product.1 South Africa's is by a long way the ma- jor sugar industry of the regional bloc, followed by those of Mauritius and Swazi- land. The three smallest sugar industries are those of Congo (which has only a very small production capacity), Angola (whose war-ravaged sugar industry is current-