Draws on a decade of research to offer an innovative political economy case study of Rwanda, one of Africa's fastest growing economies.
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Pritish Behuria is Reader in Politics, Governance and Development at The University of Manchester's Global Development Institute. His work examines the political economy of late development under contemporary globalisation. Behuria has previously published numerous peer-reviewed articles based on extensive research in Eastern and Southern Africa.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Drawing on a decade of research and more than 580 interviews, this innovative political economy case study explores Rwanda's bold attempt to transform its economy after the 1994 genocide into one of the most rapidly growing countries in Africa. Pritish Behuria offers a multi-sector analysis of how globalisation and domestic politics shape contemporary development challenges. This study critically analyses the Rwandan Patriotic Front's ambitions to reshape Rwanda into a regional services hub while grappling with foreign dependency, elite vulnerability and limited financial resources. Through extensive analysis of the political economy of multiple sectors and the macro-economy, Behuria uses the Rwandan case as a window into answering why structural transformation remains so elusive on the continent. The Political Economy of Rwanda's Rise provides fresh insights into highlighting the contemporary challenges facing African countries as they integrate into the global economy. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core. Codice articolo 9781009744294
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