Transforming Mozambique: The Politics of Privatization, 1975-2000

Allen Isaacman · M. Anne Pitcher

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List of figures Preface List of abbreviations and acronyms Glossary Map Introduction 1. The reconfiguration of the interventionist state after independence 2. Demiurge ascending: high modernism and the making of Mozambique 3. State sector erosion and the turn to the market 4. A privatizing state or a statist privatization? 5. Continuities and discontinuities in manufacturing 6. Capital and countryside after structural adjustment 7. The end of Marx and the beginning of the market? Rhetorical efforts to legitimate transformative preservation Bibliography Index.

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