States or Markets? Neo-Liberalism and the Development Policy Debate

Abstract

Structuralism versus neo-liberalism - an introduction, Christopher Colclough international financial markets - a case of market failure, Stephany Griffith-Jones recovery from macroeconomic disaster in sub-Saharan Africa, Charles Harvey visible and invisible hands in trade policy reform, David Evans industrialization in Botswana - how getting the prices right helped the wrong people, Raphael Kaplinsky learning to raise infants, Hubert Schmitz and Tom Hewitt market relaxation and agricultural development, Michael Lipton who should learn to pay? - an assessment of neo-liberal approaches to education policy, Christopher Colclough managing health sector development - markets and institutional reform, Gerald Bloom neo-liberalism and the political economy of war - SSA as a case study of vacuum, Reginald Herbold Green the state and rural development - ideologies and an agenda for the 1990s, Robert Chambers neo-liberalism, gender and the limits of the market, Neila Kabeer and John Humphrey rent-seeking and market surrogates - the case of irrigation policy, Mick Moore politics and the neo-liberals, James Manor is there a new political economy of development?, John Toye.

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