Titlebook: Corruption and Development in Africa; Lessons from Country Kempe Ronald Hope (Professor of Development Studie Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Rastko R. Selmic,Vir V. Phoha,Abdul Serwaddasuspect is economic policy. However, the record of over a decade of structural adjustment efforts is difficult to read. An analysis by the World Bank provides significant evidence that improved policies lead to improved prospects for growth, and that the continuing economic problems in Africa are th

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Cong Wang,Ji Li,Fan Ye,Yuanyuan Yangand mid-1990s. The ageing Daniel Arap Moi’s government in Kenya was faced with yet another funding crisis when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank refused to tolerate any longer the escalating levels of corruption in public office. The Nigerian military regime’s international cr

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Cong Wang,Ji Li,Fan Ye,Yuanyuan Yang agencies since the 1980s. Recently, however, the issue of corruption has re-emerged as a problem of concern in the dealings between African governments and Western donors. Increasingly, there is heightened recognition of the negative impact of government corruption on the socioeconomic process, as

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Cong Wang,Ji Li,Fan Ye,Yuanyuan Yang authority, resulting in improper enrichment to one’s self and/or others. The chapter provides some case-studies of corruption, both before and after the 1994 elections, and then analyses the various measures available to combat corruption and their effectiveness. We begin with a definition of corru

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