As we move toward our section on development, you might find it interesting to look at current developments in Zimbabwe. "For close to seven years, Zimbabwe’s economy and quality of life have been in slow, uninterrupted decline. They are still declining this year, people there say, with one notable difference: the pace is no longer so slow."
The article raises a central question about development--to what extent is poverty due to the international economic system and to what extent to domestic factors such as bad governance.
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Thursday, February 8, 2007
Mugabe and De-development in Zimbabwe
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