Add to ORKGThis thesis explores the impact of neoliberalism in the context of Uganda. Neoliberalism is a contested concept but is often defined as an ideology or doctrine which elevates free markets and promotes skepticism towards the state, and advocates for policies such as market liberalization, privatization, deregulation, free trade, austerity, and economic globalization. This thesis takes a more fundamental approach and defines neoliberalism as a mindset of individualism, competition, financializati
This paper argues that Neo-colonialism is an essential factor for the survival of Western capitalist...
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Agricultural cooperatives have seen a comeback in sub‐Saharan Africa. After the collapse of many wea...
This thesis explores the impact of neoliberalism in the context of Uganda. Neoliberalism is a contes...
This study attempts to explore whether or not the economic progress for which Uganda has received nu...
For over two decades now, Sub-Saharan Africa has been superimposed in a coercive and contradictory n...
Neoliberal reforms in Africa aim to create and consolidate market societies. Such restructuring targ...
This paper aims to examine the characteristics of foreign direct investment in Uganda and its impact...
Economic liberalism which was founded by Adam Smith is the base for the former liberalism ideology. ...
Democratic systems ought to have certain central tenets that act as ethical boundaries. The violatio...
[First paragraph] In the debate about improving the livelihoods of rural communities in Uganda, the ...
Following decades of abysmal developmental performance in most of post-colonial Africa, t...
This paper argues that there is a need to reconstruct a new paradigm for poverty policy planning in ...
This paper compares the gains from multilateral and regional trade liberalization in context of pove...
Neoliberalism as  a  political  economic  ideology drives the world’s global  economy and itâ...
This paper argues that Neo-colonialism is an essential factor for the survival of Western capitalist...
This paper aims to examine the difference in effectiveness on development of least developed countri...
Agricultural cooperatives have seen a comeback in sub‐Saharan Africa. After the collapse of many wea...
This thesis explores the impact of neoliberalism in the context of Uganda. Neoliberalism is a contes...
This study attempts to explore whether or not the economic progress for which Uganda has received nu...
For over two decades now, Sub-Saharan Africa has been superimposed in a coercive and contradictory n...
Neoliberal reforms in Africa aim to create and consolidate market societies. Such restructuring targ...
This paper aims to examine the characteristics of foreign direct investment in Uganda and its impact...
Economic liberalism which was founded by Adam Smith is the base for the former liberalism ideology. ...
Democratic systems ought to have certain central tenets that act as ethical boundaries. The violatio...
[First paragraph] In the debate about improving the livelihoods of rural communities in Uganda, the ...
Following decades of abysmal developmental performance in most of post-colonial Africa, t...
This paper argues that there is a need to reconstruct a new paradigm for poverty policy planning in ...
This paper compares the gains from multilateral and regional trade liberalization in context of pove...
Neoliberalism as  a  political  economic  ideology drives the world’s global  economy and itâ...
This paper argues that Neo-colonialism is an essential factor for the survival of Western capitalist...
This paper aims to examine the difference in effectiveness on development of least developed countri...
Agricultural cooperatives have seen a comeback in sub‐Saharan Africa. After the collapse of many wea...