Europe and Economic Reform in Africa: Structural Adjustment and Economic Diplomacy

Obadiah Mailafia

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1. Introduction 2. Africa and the New International Aid Regime 3. The Origins of EC-African Diplomacy, 1957-1971 4. The Emergence of Lome and its Institutional Framework, 1973-1978 5. Lome, Policy Dialogue and Structural Adjustment 6. Europe and the African External Debt Burden 7. Economic Decline and Policy Choice in Zambia 8. Zambia and Lome Aid Diplomacy 9. The EC and Economic Reform in Zambia 10. Europe and Africa in a Changing World

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