The EU & structural adjustment: the case of Lomé IV & Zimbabwe

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This article will assess European Union (EU) (Endnote 1) structural adjustment support and the relationship of it to the policies of the IMF and World Bank in the case of Zimbabwe. It will argue that contrary to the claims of the EU Commission, aid from the Convention has become dominated by adjustment concerns and that these are closely tied to the priorities of the Bretton Woods institutions.

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1997Limits of adjustment in Africa 1993The World Bank: some lessons for South Africa

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