Building an Effective Advocacy Movement for Sustainable and Equitable Agricultural Development in Africa: Smallholder Agriculture and Advocacy Groups In Tanzania

by Natasha I. Shivji

Nov 1, 2012

Stepping out of the hope of freedom and into the arms of the free market, many sub-Saharan African countries, including Tanzania, took on the liberalisation and privatisation packages of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in the early 1980s. Tanzania overhauled the post-independence policies of Ujamaa and replaced them with policies that were free-market friendly, so to speak.

Building an Effective Advocacy Movement for Sustainable and Equitable Agricultural Development in Africa: Smallholder Agriculture and Advocacy Groups In Tanzania

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