Adjusting society : the World Bank, the IMF, and Ghana
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Adjusting society : the World Bank, the IMF, and Ghana
（International library of African studies, v. 5）
Tauris Academic Studies , In the United States of America and Canada distributed by St. Martin's Press, 1996
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Bibliography: p. 207-215
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Since 1983 Ghana has become a test case of the efficacy of the World Bank and the IMF's stabilization and adjustment-based lending policies. The government has "bitten the IMF bullet" with a vengeance, with deregulated currency, liberalized trade, slimmed down state-owned enterprises and strengthened bureaucracies as prescribed by the lending institutions. In terms of compliance, Ghana has been a model patient. The outcomes of the policies are, however, only beginning to be documented. This study looks at the lives of Ghanaian men and women after almost ten years of adjustment and reveals adjustment and its concomitant effects as part of a continuous and ongoing process within the contemporary history and development of Ghana. District, regional and national perspectives are also woven into the picture, giving both wider macro- and more qualitative emphases.
目次
- The World Bank, the IMF and Ghanaians
- Ghana since the 1950s
- adjusting urban lives?
- adjusting rural lives?
- PAMSCAD - problem or panacea?
- putting gender on the agenda
- conclusions - "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose"?.
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