Titlebook: An Economic History of Development in sub-Saharan Africa; Economic Transformat Ellen Hillbom,Erik Green Textbook 2019 The Editor(s) (if app

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Helmut Habig,Jochen Berninghausnating. Pushed by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, many African governments embarked on policies of liberalisation and deregulation. Hillbom and Green discuss the mixed effects of these reforms. While they dismantled the gate-keeping state and opened up for reform, they had limited im

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Die Nachfolge beim Tod des Unternehmersr Africa at last is growing out of poverty. The authors state that such a development requires for the African countries to find ways to move from natural resource-based growth spurts to economic diversification and transformation. They present various existing suggestions regarding how the future r

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,Research on Africa’s History and Development—A Review,ct in a vibrant academic community, there has been many scholarly disputes and debates. In this chapter, Hillbom and Green summarise general trends in the professional history writing of Africa’s past from the early twentieth century onwards. They show that while the study of the continent’s past ha

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,Transformation and Administration—1920–1950,tems were established and the colonial authorities increasingly intervened in the local economies to extract revenues. Nevertheless, Hillbom and Green show that despite increased intervention, the colonial authorities’ ability to govern the African societies was limited. They became gate-keeping sta

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