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184 Yükselen Afrika ve Türkiye / Rising Africa and TurkeyThe trade patterns and the terms of trade effects reported above indicatesthat it is beneficial for Turkey to develop closer partnership with Africa. Therefore,it is imperative at this point to draw attention to the perilous and toxicdiscourse of Afro-pessimism which might damage mutually beneficial affiliations.Turkey entering into a new era of improved relations with the Africancontinent needs to properly explain her own history of anti-colonialism andunderstand African experience properly but not through the arrogant prism ofAfro-pessimism but through objective and scientific studies. This paper can beconsider successful if it provides one step towards that direction.BibliographyAkyüz Y›lmaz and Charles Gore (2001) “African Economic developmentin A Comparative Perspective”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, No: 25, pp.265 – 288.Arrighi Giovanni (2002), “The African Crisis, World Systemic and RegionalAspects”, New Left Review, No: 15, May – June, 2002, pp. 5 – 36.Azam Jean Paul, Augustine Fosu and Njuguna S. Ndung’u (2002), ExplainingSlow Growth in Africa, African Development Bank (ADB), Oxford:Blackwell Publishers.Birikim (2003), Afrika: Ayn›m›z, Aynam›z, (Africa: Our Twin, Our Mirror),Kas›m – Aral›k, No: 175-176, ‹stanbul: Birikim Yay›nlar›.Collier Paul and Jan Willem Gunning (1999), “Why Has Africa GrownSlowly”, The Journal of Economic Perspectives, Vol. 13, Issue 3, pp. 3 – 22.Commission For Africa (2005), Our Common Interest, (Report of theCommission for Africa)Çak›ro¤lu Perihan (2005), “Güney Afrikal› Türk Lokumunu Çok Sever”(South African Loves Turkish Delight), Referans, (15.10.2005).Kara Mehmet (2005), “Türkiye Tarihi Misyonunu Üstlenmeli”, (TurkeyOught to Shoulder Her Historical Mission), Yeni Asya, (09.05.2005)Karshenas Massoud (1998), Capital Accumulation and Agricultural Surplusin sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, UNCTAD, Working Paper, Geneva.K›rbafll› Ömür (2005), “Türkiye Afrika’ya ‹hracat Kap›s›n› M›s›r’la Açacak”,(Turkey Will Open Export Door to Africa From Egypt), Hürriyet,(17.03.2005),

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184 Yükselen <strong>Afrika</strong> <strong>ve</strong> Türkiye / <strong>Rising</strong> <strong>Africa</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Turkey</strong>The trade patterns <strong>and</strong> the terms of trade effects reported abo<strong>ve</strong> indicatesthat it is beneficial for <strong>Turkey</strong> to de<strong>ve</strong>lop closer partnership with <strong>Africa</strong>. Therefore,it is imperati<strong>ve</strong> at this point to draw attention to the perilous <strong>and</strong> toxicdiscourse of Afro-pessimism which might damage mutually beneficial affiliations.<strong>Turkey</strong> entering into a new era of impro<strong>ve</strong>d relations with the <strong>Africa</strong>ncontinent needs to properly explain her own history of anti-colonialism <strong>and</strong>underst<strong>and</strong> <strong>Africa</strong>n experience properly but not through the arrogant prism ofAfro-pessimism but through objecti<strong>ve</strong> <strong>and</strong> scientific studies. This paper can beconsider successful if it provides one step towards that direction.BibliographyAkyüz Y›lmaz <strong>and</strong> Charles Gore (2001) “<strong>Africa</strong>n Economic de<strong>ve</strong>lopmentin A Comparati<strong>ve</strong> Perspecti<strong>ve</strong>”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, No: 25, pp.265 – 288.Arrighi Giovanni (2002), “The <strong>Africa</strong>n Crisis, World Systemic <strong>and</strong> RegionalAspects”, New Left Review, No: 15, May – June, 2002, pp. 5 – 36.Azam Jean Paul, Augustine Fosu <strong>and</strong> Njuguna S. Ndung’u (2002), ExplainingSlow Growth in <strong>Africa</strong>, <strong>Africa</strong>n De<strong>ve</strong>lopment Bank (ADB), Oxford:Blackwell Publishers.Birikim (2003), <strong>Afrika</strong>: Ayn›m›z, Aynam›z, (<strong>Africa</strong>: Our Twin, Our Mirror),Kas›m – Aral›k, No: 175-176, ‹stanbul: Birikim Yay›nlar›.Collier Paul <strong>and</strong> Jan Willem Gunning (1999), “Why Has <strong>Africa</strong> GrownSlowly”, The Journal of Economic Perspecti<strong>ve</strong>s, Vol. 13, Issue 3, pp. 3 – 22.Commission For <strong>Africa</strong> (2005), Our Common Interest, (Report of theCommission for <strong>Africa</strong>)Çak›ro¤lu Perihan (2005), “Güney <strong>Afrika</strong>l› Türk Lokumunu Çok Se<strong>ve</strong>r”(South <strong>Africa</strong>n Lo<strong>ve</strong>s Turkish Delight), Referans, (15.10.2005).Kara Mehmet (2005), “Türkiye Tarihi Misyonunu Üstlenmeli”, (<strong>Turkey</strong>Ought to Shoulder Her Historical Mission), Yeni Asya, (09.05.2005)Karshenas Massoud (1998), Capital Accumulation <strong>and</strong> Agricultural Surplusin sub-Saharan <strong>Africa</strong> <strong>and</strong> Asia, UNCTAD, Working Paper, Geneva.K›rbafll› Ömür (2005), “Türkiye <strong>Afrika</strong>’ya ‹hracat Kap›s›n› M›s›r’la Açacak”,(<strong>Turkey</strong> Will Open Export Door to <strong>Africa</strong> From Egypt), Hürriyet,(17.03.2005),

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