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On March 23-25, 1990, a group of thirty-three Africanist scholars, members of African and international organizations, and Foundation representatives gathered at the Carter Center of Emory University to reflect on the resources and constraints for Africa at the beginning of the final decade of the twentieth century. The topics of the three plenary seesions were: (1) economic restructuring: prelude to political renewal?; (2) alternative models of political reform; and (3) the political capacity of voluntary/communal associations