Titlebook: Neoliberalism, Civil Society and Security in Africa; Pádraig Carmody Book 2007 Pádraig Carmody 2007 globalization.Governance.neoliberalism

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Civil Society, Governance and Transformation,lity” of society, emerged over the past two centuries largely as a means of managing those “surplus populations” that have either been excluded from or “adversely incorporated” into processes of immanent development’ (Cowen and Shenton, 1996, cited in Hickey and Mohan, 2004b, p. 10). In this context

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Participatory Poverty: Poverty Re(pro)duction Strategy Papers,an financial crisis also brought about a rethink of that institutions policies with the Fund’s director in 1998 calling for ‘. and more cost-effective spending on primary health care and education; [and] adequate social protection for the poor, unemployed and other vulnerable groups’ [emphasis added

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The Making of a Zimbabwean Rogue (State): Robert Mugabe, Neoliberalism, Civil Society and NEPAD,eexisting conditions, policy choices, institutions and resource inflows (Bauer and Taylor, 2005). There is an extensive literature on the political economy of reform in Africa. In the theory of the World Bank, markets are meant to counter corruption by substituting for the state as a social coordina

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,Governing Globalization for Human Security Post-9–11,f power along different dimensions. For some, what is new about globalization is the degree of the penetration of global phenomenon into national economic policies (Mittleman, 1995). However, since September 11, 2001 another dimension of globalization has been strengthened: the degree of penetration

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Book 2007Free market policies have been in operation across Africa for the past 25 years, yet they have failed to reverse deepening poverty. This book explores, with case studies, why such policies continue to be implemented and the ways in which they have been reinvented by socialization, depoliticization, regionalization and securitization.

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