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Africa in the Global Institutional Response,e ideological meanings and policy directions attached to neoliberal restructuring, and the ways in which they have conditioned the response on the ground. In the previous chapter, I argued that a multidimensional understanding of African AIDS has emerged over the past two decades – one that goes bey

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Conclusion,round of WTO talks in Cancun, Mexico, illustrates, global economic reform has been a process rife with double standards. Rich countries have failed to deliver on their promises of opening up markets to developing countries and reducing agricultural protectionism, while largely ignoring the issue of

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