Structural adjustment, reconstruction and development in Africa
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Structural adjustment, reconstruction and development in Africa
(Contemporary perspectives on developing societies)
Ashgate, c1997
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Note
"Chapters contained in the book are the revised proceedings of the 18th Southern African Universities Social Science Conference held in Mbabane, Swaziland, December 4-7, 1995"--P. x
Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-199) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Reconstruction and development in Africa necessitates structural adjustment. However, the implementation of structural adjustment in Africa has spawned a considerable, and still on-going, debate with vociferous advocates on both sides of the issue, particularly with respect to the the efficacy of structural adjustment programmes (SAPs) as an antidote to Africa's development crises. This work contributes to this debate with a mixture of analytical views and ideas covering a range of countries and sectors on the role and impact of structural adjustment programmes on the process of reconstruction and development in Africa.
Table of Contents
- The economic crises, structural adjustment and development policy
- assessing the impact of structural adjustement programmes - the economic effects
- assessing the impact of structural adjustment programmes - the social effects
- alternative approaches to reconstruction and development.
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