Structural Adjustment, Reconstruction and Development in Africa
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Milton :
Routledge,
2018
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; List of contributors; Preface; Introduction; Part One: The economic crisis, structural adjustment and development policy; 1 The economic crisis in Africa: An analytical perspective on its origins and nature; 2 Structural adjustment policies: Some lessons for development momentum in Africa; 3 Structural adjustment and the new conditionalities: Towards development in Africa; 4 Structural adjustment policies in Africa: Designing chaos or chaos in implementation; Part Two: Assessing the impact of structural adjustment programmes: The economic effects
- 11 The social impact of structural adjustment programmes on the youth in Zambia12 Migration as a consequence of structural adjustment in Africa: The impact on Botswana; Part Four: Alternative approaches to reconstruction and development; 13 Better assessments of structural adjustment programmes in sub-Saharan Africa: The quest for more qualitative measures; 14 The limits of privatization as a development strategy in Africa; 15 Barriers to reconstruction and development: A brief view of corruption and economic crime in Southern Africa; Bibliography; Index
- 5 Structural adjustment policies: An assessment of the economic impact in Southern Africa6 Industrial development in sub-Saharan Africa: The impact of structural adjustment; 7 Some constraints of structural adjustment on the production of peasants in Malawi; 8 Structural adjustment and the myth of its success in Ghana; Part Three: Assessing the impact of structural adjustment programmes: The social effects; 9 Structural adjustment and the poverty principle in Africa; 10 The social impact of structural adjustment programmes on the smallholder irrigation farmers in Zimbabwe