How Belgium Influence Congo after Congo Became Independent

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摘要

ABSTRACT

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Table of Contents

1．INTRODUCTION

1．1 Background

1．2 Problem Statement

1．3 Significance of the Study

1．4 Literature Review

1．5．Definition of concepts and Methodology

1．6．Research Framework and Limitation of Study

2．DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN BELGIUM AND DRC

2．1 The Relationship Between the Colony and the Metropolis

2．1．1From June 30th，1960 to April 24th，1990

2．1．2 The Geopolitics of the DRC-Belgium Relationship

2．2 Cooperation Between DRC and Belgium After DRC’s Independence

2．2．2 Relations between Belgium and the DRC：”the conflict”

2．3 The Foreign Policy of Belgium Towards the Development of DRC

2．3．1 Increasing Quality and Improving the Quality of Public Development AID

3．SECTORAL POLICIES AND COOPERATION PROJECTS

3．1 Decision-making mechanisms and implementation of projects

3．2 Sectors of cooperation and sectoral policies

3．3 From alternative education to teacher and executive training

3．4 Agricultural research to ensure food security

3．5 Access to health care for all

3．6 Basic infrastructure：a wide variety of projects

4．HOW BELGIUM INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRC

4．1 The Impact of the Belgian Decolonization on the Development of the DRC During the First Republic (from 1960 to 1965)

4．2 The Impact of Decolonization on the Development of the DRC During the Second Republic (from 1965 to 1990)

4．3 Impact of the Belgian Decolonization on the Development of the DRC，of the Fall of MOBUTU at the Between the AFDL (from 1990 to 1997)

4．4 The Impact of the Belgian Decolonization on the Development of the DRC from the Entry of the AFDL to the Organization of Elections (from 1997 to 2006)

4．5 The Impact of the Belgian Decolonization on the Development of the DRC from the Assassination of Laurent Desire KABILA to the Organization of the Elections

4．6 The Impact of the Belgian Decolonization on the DRC During the Third Republic

5．THE CHALLENGES OF HUMAN EXCHANGE BETWEEN BELGIUM AND DRC：PERCEPTION，MEASUREMENT AND INTERESTS

5．1 Human Exchange

5．2 Those who See Migration Flows

5．3 Those Who Remain the Diasporas

5．4 University Cooperation Between Belgium and DRC

6．Recommendations

CONCLUSION

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Acknowledgement

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