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Pluralism, socioeconomics and de-colonialityas a success by Mozambique’s Prime Minister, by the donors who supported it and by academics who studied it (Galli, 2003; Roll, 2004; Weimer, Cabral, and Jackson, 2004). It had influenced national legislation, and attempts to replicate it under World Bank auspices had begun. Yet several of its featu

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Overview: This book draws on case studies of social, economic and political governance policies from Latin America, Africa and Asia to examine the circumstances in which governments and societies produce policies that overcome initial opposition to meet their aims.978-1-349-28381-1978-0-230-22307-3

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,Behind ‘Win-Win’: Politics, Interests and Ideologies in Housing Subsidy Programmes,ccess has been achieved through alliance-based policymaking, and has always been accompanied by both compromise and contestation. Such processes may be inevitable if state programmes that aim to secure a degree of redistribution are to achieve any significant success.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29642-1and with reference to broader debates in the literature. As noted in Chapter 1, our research strategy and choice of cases mean that our conclusions will be tentative ones. We will open up avenues for further research at the same time that we close down our present enquiry.

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