TY  - BOOK
AU  - Hansen,Holger Bernt
AU  - Twaddle,Michael
TI  - Developing Uganda
T2  - Eastern African studies
SN  - 0821412086 (hardcover : alk. paper)
AV  - HC870 .D48 1998
U1  - 338.96761 DEV 21
PY  - 1998///
CY  - Athens, Oxford, Kampala, Nairobi
PB  - Ohio University Press, James Curry, Fountain, E.A.E.P.
KW  - uganda
KW  - Uganda
KW  - Economic conditions
KW  - 1979-
KW  - Economic policy
KW  - Politics and government
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-285) and index; 1; The Changing State of Uganda; Michael Twaddle and Holger Bernt Hansen --; 2; Economic Aspects of the Transition From Civil War; Paul Collier and Sanjay Pradhan --; 3; Developing Industry in Uganda in the 1990s; Ian Livingstone --; 4; Privatization as a Development Policy; Geoffrey B. Tukaliebwa --; 5; Changes in Poverty Patterns in Uganda; Vali Jamal --; 6; Urban Agriculture: Unplanned Responses to the Economic Crisis; Daniel G. Maxwell --; 7; The Challenges of Constitutionalizing Politics in Uganda; Goran Hyden --; 8; Local Women's Associations and Politics in Contemporary Uganda; Aili Mari Tripp --; 9; Towards the Empowerment of Women: a Critique of NRM Policies and Programmes; Mary R. Mugyenyi --; 10; Indigenous NGOs and Political Participation; Susan Dicklich --; 11; Decentralization Policy: Reshaping State and Society; Anthony J. Regan --; 12; Land Reform in the Making; Mark A. Marquardt and Abby Sabina-Zziwa --; 13; Developing a Population Policy for Uganda; Edward K. Kirumira --; 14; AIDS and Development in Uganda; Maryinez Lyons --; 15; Who Cares for the Carers?: AIDS and women in Uganda; Christine Obbo --; 16; Urban Management: Service Provision under Stress; Philip Amis --; 17; The Values of Development: Conceiving Growth and Progress in Bunyole; Susan Reynolds Whyte and Michael A. Whyte --; 18; The Holy Spirit Movement's New World: Discourse and Development in the North of Uganda; Heike Behrend --; 19; Isolation and Underdevelopment: Periphery and Centre; Aidan Southall --; 20; Theatre for Development: Empowering Ugandans to Transform their Condition; Rose Mbowa
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