States or markets?: neo-liberalism and the development policy debate

Structuralims versus Neo-liberalism: an introduction; market relaxation and agricultural development; visible and invisble hands in trade policy reform;new-liberalism, gender, and the limits of the market; international financial markets: a case of market failure; recovery from macro-economic disaster in sub-saharan Africa; industrialization Botswana: how getting the prices right helped the wrong people; learning to raise infants: a case-study in industrial policy; who whould learn to pay? an assessment of neo-liberal; managing health sector development: markets and institutional reform; neo-liberalism and the political economy of war: sub-saharan Africa; the state and rural development: ideologies andan agenda for the 1990s; rent-seeking and market surrogates: the case of irrigation policy; politics and the neo-liberals; is there a new political economy of development