Zimbabwe's Plunge
Exhausted Nationalism, Neoliberalism and the Struggle for Social Justice

by Patrick Bond & Masimba Manyanya

Zimbabwe confronts contradictions that bedevil both nationalists and neo-liberals. An alternative political project is sketched out, drawing on the Zimbabwean people's struggles for social justice.

This book makes international comparisons, and applies great analytical depth to the country's politics. Four appendices provide current seminal economic texts from the ruling party, the MDC, the National Working People's Convention and Jubilee South.

Contents:

1: A History of Uneven Development.
2: Economic Constraints.
3: Political Constraints.
4. Globalization's Constraints.
5. Conquering the Constraints.
Conclusion: Scenarios for Social Change.
Appendix 1: ZANU's ESAP/MERP Debate.
Appendix 2: The MDC's ESARP.
Appendix 3: Declaration of the National Working People's Convention.
Appendix 4: Jubilee South's Pan-African Declaration on Poverty Reduction Strategy Programmes.
References
Index

272 pages

ISBN. 0850365171
Paperback
£14.95

 

 

Published February 2002