7 The state they’re in

Abstract

Introduction: A Summary of the Argument Africa in 2005: the long view: Five dimensions of Africa's problems The truth about trade: Trade policy debates The role of development states 'Policy space' and anti-developmental states Summing up Aid, debt relief and conditionality: The case for (more) aid The conditionality debate The politics of conditionality An impasse for NGOs and donors Summing up The limits of 'governance': Africa's record on governance The rise and fall of governance reform Assessing the governance problem Politics in Africa: The roots of clientelism Managing instability (or not) The multi-party variant of clientelism The state they're in: Explaining weak states The impact of economic reforms Are developmental states now emerging in Africa?: Botswana Uganda Ghana Tanzania Mozambique An open verdict What will a developmental state in Africa look like?: Political form Access to the state Leadership Towards developmental states in Africa - what agenda for international action?: An agenda for aid An agenda for trade An agenda for coherence An agenda for the UK government An agenda for campaigning NGOs

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