Titlebook: Contextualizing Jamaica’s Relationship with the IMF; Christine Clarke,Carol Nelson Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Schlußbemerkungen. Einige ungelöste ProblemeMoyne sailed to the Caribbean to determine the causes of the unrest, and he eventually proposed a programme of work to address these ills. Despite these efforts and those of subsequent governments, critical deficiencies in each of these areas remain today.

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Vektoren- und Matrizengleichungenuring the characteristics of the IMF and external relationships. The chapter explores key dimensions of the agreements made by the Government of Jamaica with the IMF, juxtaposed against societal actors’ response, discourse and practice as they seek to interpret the government-IMF relationship.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6904-1yment and foreign exchange challenges. Hurricane Gilbert swept the nation off its feet, and the Seaga administration furthered recovery. The ‘new’ Manley’s return delivered a defeat from which Seaga would never recover. Manley’s dive into full-fledged liberalization was subject to a rude awakening and brought about many new problems.

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Erratum to: Zusammengesetzte Gleichungenolution path (IMF, ., 2002). Policy independence is elusive. The lens of Actor Network Theory provides a perspective into the struggle of changing network connectivities, implicating social relations, discourse and practice of actors as keys to understand network and programme sustainability.