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Title:African voices on structural adjustment: a companion to 'our continent, our future'
Editors:Mkandawire, ThandikaISNI
Soludo, Charles C.ISNI
Year:2003
Pages:505
Language:English
City of publisher:Trenton, NJ
Publisher:Africa World Press
ISBN:0865437785; 0865437793
Geographic term:Africa
Subjects:economic development
economic policy
Abstract:This publication presents 14 in-depth studies on the history and future of structural adjustment in Africa. Each study appraises the performance of structural adjustment policies (SAPs) with respect to a particular sector or issue. Each evaluates the compatibility of SAPs with the requirements for long-term development in Africa and, most importantly, each presents a truly African perspective. Contributions: T. Mkandawire and C.C. Soludo: Introduction: towards the broadening of development policy dialogue for Africa. C.C. Soludo: In search of alternative analytical and methodological frameworks for an African economic development model. T.A. Oyejide: Trade liberalization, regional integration, and African development in the context of structural adjustment. C.C. Soludo: Industrialization and growth in sub-Saharan Africa: is the Asian experience useful? S.M. Wangwe and H.H. Semboja: Impact of structural adjustment on industrialization and technology in Africa. A.G. Ali: Structural adjustment programs and poverty in sub-Saharan Africa: 1985-1995. A.O. Olukoshi: The elusive Prince of Denmark: structural adjustment and the crisis of governance in Africa. T.B. Tshibaka: Economic policy reforms, external factors, and domestic agricultural terms of trade in selected West African countries. G. Ssemogerere: Financial sector restructuring under the SAPs and economic development, with special reference to agriculture and rural development: a case study of Uganda. F.M. Mwega: Financial sector reforms in Eastern and Southern Africa. M.N. Hussain, N. Mohammed and E.M. Kameir: Resource mobilization, financial liberalization, and investment: the case of some African countries. E.L. Inanga and D.B. Ekpenyong: Finance liberalization in Africa: legal and institutional framework and lessons from other less developed countries. T.W. Oshikoya and Osita Ogbu: Financial liberalization, emerging stock markets and economic developments in Africa. C. Emenuga: The outcome of financial sector reforms in West Africa. [ASC Leiden abstract]

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