Political dimensions of the international debt crisis
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Political dimensions of the international debt crisis
（International political economy series）
Macmillan, 1989
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Five papers on the political dimensions of the debt crisis at international, geo-political and national levels are presented in this volume. Case studies of Sudan, Senegal, Ivory Coast and Mexico are included. Among the book's conclusions is the observation that the erosion of government powers and legitimacy is ultimately the most damaging consequence of the debt experience of Latin America and Africa during the 1970s and 1980s. Bonnie Campbell is the author of "Liberation Nationale et Construction du Socialisme en Afrique, Angola/Guinee-Bissau/Mozambique" (1977) and "Les enjeux de la bauxite - La Guinee face aux multinationales de l'aluminium" (1983).
Table of Contents
- Linkage and vulnerability - the "debt crisis" in Latin America and Africa, Kari Polanyi Levitt
- the rationale and effects of the IMF stabilization programme in Sudan, Richard Brown
- evaluating structural adjustment policies for Senegal, Gilles Durufle
- indebtedness and adjustment lending in the Ivory Coast - elements for a structural critique, Bonnie K.Cambell
- the politics of the Mexican debt crisis, Judith Teichman.
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