Titlebook: Neoliberalism and Globalization in Africa; Contestations from t Joseph Mensah Book 2008 Joseph Mensah 2008 development.gender.globalization

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Gender, States, and Markets in Africaevelopment paradigm. In the economic arena, most states have instituted development policies aimed at significantly reducing the role of the state. On the political front, an attempt has been made to introduce good governance practices, of which an important aspect has been the demise of one-party a

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Africa and the Political Economy of Time-Space Compression and Space of Flowsillage, is hard to deny. The dynamic time-space compression that underpins this characteristic feature of globalization has generally been presented in the available literature as though it applies evenly across all regions of the world. But can the image of a shrinking world, with unbridled mobilit

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African States’ Nepad Projectctual, and political spheres that continue to shape national and global developments. On the economic level, these discourses claim that the period saw the emergence of a serious global recession characterized by decline in production, high inflation, crisis of profits for the majority of firms, tec

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Mercantilism and the Struggle for Late Industrialization in an Age of Globalizationance of national economies (Weiss 1998, 1999; Rodrik 2001; Chang 2007). The debate appeared, for a time, to be polarized between the theorists of global market integration (e.g., Ohmae 1995, Dollar 2001) and those that are critical of the globalization orthodoxy (Weiss 1998; Rodrik 1999; Chang 2002;