Through structural adjustment to transformation in sub-Saharan Africa edited by Hasa Mfaume Mlawa and Reginald Herbold Green.
Detalles de publicación: Dar es Salaam DUP (1996) LTD c1998.Descripción: xviii, 420 p. 21 cmISBN:- 9976602901
- 330.9/67032
- HC800 .T495 1998
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As a contribution to the structural adjustment debate, this study sets out a series of important factual, judgemental, normative and contextual issues relevant for understanding and explaining past performance and experience of Structural Adjustment in Africa. It is a product of ten studies from the Institute of Development Studies in which thirteen sub-Saharan countries participated. The contributors review the experience of a number of sub-Saharan African countries in designing and executing stablization and adjustment programmes during the 1970s and 1980s. The eight parts include the marcro framework; sectoral issues; politics and governance; the World Bank experience; the way forward and country reports.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 404-420).
Machine generated contents note: PARTONE: INTRODUCTION -- 1. Introduction 3 -- HMMlawaandRH. Green -- 2. Perspecives About StmcuralAdjustment and Transformation -- in Sub-Saharan Afica19 -- HMMlwa -- 3. The Strucural Adjusment and Transformadon of Strctural -- Adjustment 36 -- RH Green &HM. Mawa -- PARTTWO: MACRO FRAMEWORK -- 4. Public Finance: Expenditure Alloating and Resource Raising 54 -- RHCGren -- 5. The Conduct of Monetary Policy Under SA: -- Tanzania's Experience 74 -- PARTTHREE: SECTORALISSUES -- 6. Strucural Adjustment and Agricultural Strategy in -- Sub-Saharan Africa 92 -- GDonovan -- 7. Idustrializaton, Adjustment and Transformaton in -- Sub-Saharan Africa 1 -- HMMlawa -- 8. Strucrural Adjustment, Infrastructure and Tansformaton in -- Sub-Saharan Africa -- NMwase -- 9. Technology, Adjustment and Development in -- Sub-Saharan Africa 15 -- HMMlavwa -- 10. Economic Integration, Strctutal Adjustment and -- Development in Sub-Saharan Africa 17 -- NMwase -- 11. Production by Poor people 19' -- RH. Green -- 12 Stnuctural Adjustment, Gender and Transformation 21 -- Bertha&%da -- 13 Afiican Debt Remaining Problems, Reform Rcquirement -- and Intemational Support239 -- PNunnenkamp -- PART FOUR: POLITICSAND GOVERNANCE -- 14. Bmueaucmcy, Law and Order, and Adjustnen254 -- RHGren -- 15 Structural Adjustment and Local Governance in , -- Sub-Saharan Africa 284 -- SNgware -- PART FIVE: WORLD BANKEXPERIENCE -- 16. Some Reflections on Country Experiences With Structural -- Adjustment 298 -- OBren -- PARTSIX: THEWAYFORWARD -- 17. Governance Structal Adjustment and Transfomation -- OAboyade -- 18. Essentials for African Economic Transformation -- OAboyade -- PARTSEVEN: COUNTRYREPORTS -- 19. Tazania Country Report -- Kipokola -- 20. Ghana Country Report -- Ghana Team -- 21. Ethiopia Country Report -- Ehiopia Team -- 22. Seminar Report -- Partiipant -- PART EIGHT: SUMMARYAND CONCLUSION -- 23. Summary and Conclusion -- HMMIwa -- Bibliography.