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Authoritarianism, democracy and adjustment : the politics of economic reform in Africa
- 1992
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Editorial proceedings (other academic/artistic)abstract
- An invaluable introduction to the issues raised about the winners and losers of structural adjustment policies. The book raises new questions and serves as a research agenda for further exploration. It will be a standard work and is a stimulating introduction to political economy in Africa in the 1990s. Countries discussed include Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique.
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- Chachage, Chachage Seithy L., et al.
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Mining and structural adjustment : studies on Zimbabwe and Tanzania
- 1993
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Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The mining sector has played an historically central role in the economy of Africa, but large-scale investment in it declined after 1970. Structural adjustment and the dismantling of apartheid opens up the possibility of a revival of such investment, but also raises questions about the terms on which it will take place and the fate of local small-scale mining industries. These two studies examine tensions between large- and small-scale mining in Tanzania, and the emergence of new forms of relation between international mining houses and the national state in Zimbabwe.
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- Gibbon, Peter, et al.
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Structural adjustment and socio-economic change in Sub-Saharan Africa : some conceptual, methodological and research issues
- 1996
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Book (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The African-based authors of this volume provide a series of objective, detailed, factually up-to-date, and theoretically informed studies of reent developments in agriculture, the informal sector, the social sector and 'civil society' in Kenya, Lesotho, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. They analyse the main trends and forces operating in these fields and consider the economic reform programme's impact against this background.
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- Kanyinga, Karuti, et al.
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The new local level politics in East Africa : studies on Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya
- 1994
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Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract
- This research report consists of three studies: Per Tidemand's Ugandan study concentrates on the politics of the new representative local state institutions which emerged in 1986. Andrew Kiondo's Tanzania study focuses on the myriad of local-level non-state institutions which have emerged there in recent years. Karuti Kanyinga examines the phenomenen of local-level competitive party politic in Kenya. His essay also analyses the interactions between local-level and national party politics.
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Markets, civil society and democracy in Kenya
- 1995
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Editorial collection (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The studies in this volume provide extended empirical analysis of some of the issues at the heart of current social and political changes and divisions: the outcome on the ground of the long fought-over cereals reforms, the changing nature of the local development arena in the multi-party era, and the polarised relation of the churches to political liberalisation.
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Social change and economic reform in Africa
- 1993
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Editorial collection (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The African-based authors of this volume provide a series of objective, detailed, factually up-to-date, and theoretically informed studies of reent developments in agriculture, the informal sector, the social sector and 'civil society' in Kenya, Lesotho, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. They analyse the main trends and forces operating in these fields and consider the economic reform programme's impact against this background.
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