Titlebook: Crisis, Adjustment and Growth in Uganda; A Study of Adaptatio Arne Bigsten,Steve Kayizzi-Mugerwa Book 1999 Centre for the Study of African

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ower. After a detailed account of the successes, the President posed the following rhetorical question (Uganda, 1987: 7): ‘If there has been some success, why then is the cost of living very high?’. He blamed the problem on corruption and the ‘lack of capable and devoted cadres’. A further answer, w

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Zweite Etappe – Standortbetrachtung were given considerable emphasis; they were seen as instruments that would help reduce poverty, ignorance and disease in the countryside, thereby giving a boost to overall economic development. Thus, partly with donor support, a rapid expansion of health and education services took place in the fir

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, but with its analytical focus on the sustained period of political and economic restructuring embarked on after the NRM’s assumption of power in 1986. The first years of Uganda’s independence saw rapid economic growth, and by the early 1970s the country had built up an infrastructure and socioecon

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Psychologische Grundlagen der Wahrnehmung, with the professionalism which had once characterised the civil service. Unfortunately, Amin’s rule of 1971–79 coincided with several severe international economic disturbances: the oil shock of 1973/74, the international recession which followed, and fluctuations in the terms of trade for commodity exporters.

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,Crisis and Decline (1972–80), with the professionalism which had once characterised the civil service. Unfortunately, Amin’s rule of 1971–79 coincided with several severe international economic disturbances: the oil shock of 1973/74, the international recession which followed, and fluctuations in the terms of trade for commodity exporters.