Limits of Adjustment in Africa : The Effects of Economic Liberalization, 1986-94

Poul Engberg–Pedersen

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International Development and Aid Economic, financial, and policy analysis World Systems and Global Transformations

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Part One structural adjustment in Africa - a survey of the experience: development problems and adjustment in sub-Saharan Africa adjustment, aid relations and governance the effects of structural adjustment on key aspect sof development in Sub-Saharan Africa beyond structural adjustment - national capacity and international support. Part Two Country studies: Burkino Faso Ghana Tanzania Uganda Zimbabwe.

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