Titlebook: Structural Adjustment in Africa; Bonnie K. Campbell (Professor of Political Science Book 1989 Bonnie K. Campbell and John Loxley 1989 mone

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Structural Disequilibria and Adjustment Policies in the Ivory Coast,ncies, intensified throughout the 1970s, which constitute the counterpart of the model of growth and redistribution which had ensured the sustained growth of the Ivorian economy from 1960 to 1980. These phenomena can be identified at a number of levels and systematised in the following manner:

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The Devaluation Debate in Tanzania,hly exhausted. To one who was intimately involved in advising on policy formulation in that country between 1981 and 1984, however, it seems that there is still more to be said; not all the issues have been aired fully, nor have all the nuances been adequately or sometimes accurately explored.

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2662-2483 omy dialectics at global, regional and national levels. This volume in the series looks at the complexities of structural adjustment in Africa.978-1-349-20400-7978-1-349-20398-7Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Introduction,w forms of dependent relationships with western governments and international financial organisations. In particular, the acute balance of payments crises suffered by most African states in recent years, and the accompanying disruption of local production, have undermined the continent’s ability to

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The Devaluation Debate in Tanzania,t has been the subject of numerous articles in newspapers and scholarly journals so much so that it might be thought that the subject has been thoroughly exhausted. To one who was intimately involved in advising on policy formulation in that country between 1981 and 1984, however, it seems that ther

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The IMF, the World Bank and Reconstruction in Uganda,ntegration and self-reliance by promoting the greater internationalisation of trade and capital flows.. At issue here is the question of the appropriate strategy of economic development and the extent to which countries borrowing from the international institutions to manage immediate crises forfeit

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,From ‘Revolution’ to Monetarism: The Economics and Politics of the Adjustment Programme in Ghana,ent in ‘people’s power’ and a level of spontaneous mass mobilisation not seen since the early day of the independence struggle. Throughout the country ‘defence committees’ and other organs of ‘popular power’ sprang up. Students closed down schools in order to bring in the cocoa crop, artisans and ma

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,The Politics of ‘Adjustment’ in Morocco, the IMF and the World Bank and the influence of other powerful interests both foreign and domestic, have led the government to adopt a series of measures which add up to a familiar package involving devaluation, cuts in public expenditure, a reduction of state intervention in the economy and the en