Zimbabwe’s economic hara-kiri has become so stupendous that it can no longer be addressed without dealing with economic sanctions first. If nothing is done now, Zimbabwe will continue to sink deep down into the sanctions-induced economic doldrums. To set Zimbabwe on a genuine economic recovery path, economic sanctions must be removed first. Empirical evidence indicates that economic sanctions are not only predatory but also cancerous for any economy and they must be removed. This study shows that economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are detrimental to the economy; hence the urgent need for their removal. On the other side of the same coin, this paper also argues that the economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are also backfiring against t...
From Introduction: There are few more emotive and contentious contemporary issues of enduring nature...
On March 29, 2008, Zimbabwe will hold presidential and parliamentary elections. Few people believe t...
Whether used to draw Iran into nuclear talks or condemn apartheid in South Africa, economic sanction...
Zimbabwe’s economic hara-kiri has become so stupendous that it can no longer be addressed without de...
This is a thought-provoking original book, based on a wealth of empirical case studies of how Zimbab...
Doctoral Degree. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg.The issue of economic sanctions has b...
The study investigated the impact of sanctions on the economic performance of Zimbabwe under UDI and...
In the early 2000 the government of Zimbabwe was targeted by sanction and restrictive measures impos...
Scholarship on imperialism in Zimbabwe has not been documented in terms of establishing its roots. W...
Scholarship on imperialism in Zimbabwe has not been documented in terms of establishing its roots. W...
The increasing use of sanctions as a democratisation tool has elicited many questions regarding thei...
Targeted sanctions have been extensively used by states throughout history to achieve political obje...
An analysis of the effects of sanctions, or lack thereof, of internationally imposed sanctions on th...
Targeted sanctions have been extensively used by states throughout history to achieve political obje...
Once hailed as a triumph for black liberation movements in the region and a role model of peace and ...
From Introduction: There are few more emotive and contentious contemporary issues of enduring nature...
On March 29, 2008, Zimbabwe will hold presidential and parliamentary elections. Few people believe t...
Whether used to draw Iran into nuclear talks or condemn apartheid in South Africa, economic sanction...
Zimbabwe’s economic hara-kiri has become so stupendous that it can no longer be addressed without de...
This is a thought-provoking original book, based on a wealth of empirical case studies of how Zimbab...
Doctoral Degree. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg.The issue of economic sanctions has b...
The study investigated the impact of sanctions on the economic performance of Zimbabwe under UDI and...
In the early 2000 the government of Zimbabwe was targeted by sanction and restrictive measures impos...
Scholarship on imperialism in Zimbabwe has not been documented in terms of establishing its roots. W...
Scholarship on imperialism in Zimbabwe has not been documented in terms of establishing its roots. W...
The increasing use of sanctions as a democratisation tool has elicited many questions regarding thei...
Targeted sanctions have been extensively used by states throughout history to achieve political obje...
An analysis of the effects of sanctions, or lack thereof, of internationally imposed sanctions on th...
Targeted sanctions have been extensively used by states throughout history to achieve political obje...
Once hailed as a triumph for black liberation movements in the region and a role model of peace and ...
From Introduction: There are few more emotive and contentious contemporary issues of enduring nature...
On March 29, 2008, Zimbabwe will hold presidential and parliamentary elections. Few people believe t...
Whether used to draw Iran into nuclear talks or condemn apartheid in South Africa, economic sanction...