Clean‐ups, conditionality &amp; adjustment: why institutions matter in Mozambique

Harrison, Graham E.

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Bayart J‐F, Ellis S and Hibou B. . 1999. . The Criminalization of the State in Africa . , Oxford : : James Currey. .
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Economist Intelligence Unit. . 1998. . Mozambique/Malawi Country Report. . 4th Quarter . , Vol. 1998((12))
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Sogge David. , ed. 1997. . “‘Its the IMF that runs Mozambique’. ”. In Mozambique: Perspectives on Aid and the Civil Sector . , p. 20––21. . Amsterdam : : GOM. .
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Raikes P and Gibbon P. . 1996. . “‘Tanzania 1986–1994’. ”. In Limits of Adjustment in Africa . , Edited by: Engberg P. . Oxford : : James Currey. .
Riley S. . 1993. . ‘Post‐independence anti‐corruption strategies and the contemporary effects of democratization’. . Corruption and Reform . , Vol. 4:: 249––261. .
Szeftel M. . 1998. . ‘Misunderstanding African Politics: Corruption and the Governance Agenda’. . Review of African Political Economy . , Vol. 25((76))
UI Haque N and Sahay R. . 1996. . ‘Do Government Wage Cuts Close Budget Deficits? Costs of Corruption’. . IMF Staff Papers . , Vol. 43((4))
World Bank. . 1993. . “‘Mozambique: Vision Document’. ”. Maputo :
1994. . Adjustment in Africa. Reforms, Results and the Road Ahead . , Oxford : : Oxford University Press. .
Wuyts M. . 1995. . ‘Negotiating and Managing Public Expenditures: Mozambique's Experience with Public Expenditure Reviews’, The Hague: Institute of Social Studies; (1996), ‘Foreign Aid, Structural Adjustment and Public Management: the Mozambican Experience’. . Development and Change . , Vol. 27:

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[1] Abrahamsson H and Nilsson A. . 1992. . “‘Power and Powerlessness in a Starving Mozambique’. ”. Gothenburg :

[2] Bayart J‐F, Ellis S and Hibou B. . 1999. . The Criminalization of the State in Africa . , Oxford : : James Currey. .

[3] Baylies C. . 1995. . ‘"Political Conditionality” and Democratisation’. . Review of African Political Economy . , Vol. 22((65))

[4] Crown Agents. . 1998. . Public Sector Reform. Efficient and Effective Government . Maputo :

[5] Economist Intelligence Unit. . 1998. . Mozambique/Malawi Country Report. . 4th Quarter . , Vol. 1998((12))

[6] Gibbon P. . 1993. . ‘The World Bank and the New Politics of Aid’. . European Journal of Development Research . , Vol. 5((1))

[7] Sørensen G.. , ed. Special issue on Political Conditionality .

[8] Goudie A and Stasavage D. . 1996. . “‘A Framework for the Analysis of Corruption’. ”. Paris : : OECD. .

[9] Gould D and Amaro‐Reyes J. . 1983. . “‘The Effects of Corruption on Administrative Performance: Illustrations from Developing Countries’. ”. In World Bank Staff Working Papers . , Washington : : 580. .

[10] Groenendijk N. . 1997. . ‘A Principal‐Agent Model of Corruption’. . Crime, Law and Social Changer . , Vol. 27:

[11] Hanlon J. . 1991. . Mozambique: Who Calls the Shots? . , London : : James Currey. .

[12] 1996. . Peace without Profit. How the IMF Blocks Rebuilding in Mozambique . , Oxford : : James Currey. .

[13] Sogge David. , ed. 1997. . “‘Its the IMF that runs Mozambique’. ”. In Mozambique: Perspectives on Aid and the Civil Sector . , p. 20––21. . Amsterdam : : GOM. .

[14] Harrison G. . 1999. . ‘"Corruption as ‘Boundary Politics”: the State, Democratization and Mozambique's Unstable Liberalization’. . Third World Quarterly . , Vol. 22((3))

[15] Johnston M. . 1991. . ‘Political Corruption: Historic Conflict and the Rise of Standards’. . Journal of Democracy . , Vol. 2((4))

[16] Klitgaard R. . 1989. . ‘Incentive Myopia’. . World Development . , Vol. 17((4))

[17] Lindauer D and Nunberg B. , eds. 1994. . Rehabilitating Government: Pay and Employment Reform in Africa . , Washington DC : : World Bank. .

[18] Parfitt T. . 1991. . ‘Corruption, Adjustment and the African Debt’. . Corruption and Reform . , Vol. 6((1))

[19] Philp M. . 1997. . ‘Defining Political Corruption’. . Political Studies . , Vol. XIV:

[20] Raikes P and Gibbon P. . 1996. . “‘Tanzania 1986–1994’. ”. In Limits of Adjustment in Africa . , Edited by: Engberg P. . Oxford : : James Currey. .

[21] Riley S. . 1993. . ‘Post‐independence anti‐corruption strategies and the contemporary effects of democratization’. . Corruption and Reform . , Vol. 4:: 249––261. .

[22] Szeftel M. . 1998. . ‘Misunderstanding African Politics: Corruption and the Governance Agenda’. . Review of African Political Economy . , Vol. 25((76))

[23] UI Haque N and Sahay R. . 1996. . ‘Do Government Wage Cuts Close Budget Deficits? Costs of Corruption’. . IMF Staff Papers . , Vol. 43((4))

[24] World Bank. . 1993. . “‘Mozambique: Vision Document’. ”. Maputo :

[25] 1994. . Adjustment in Africa. Reforms, Results and the Road Ahead . , Oxford : : Oxford University Press. .

[26] Wuyts M. . 1995. . ‘Negotiating and Managing Public Expenditures: Mozambique's Experience with Public Expenditure Reviews’, The Hague: Institute of Social Studies; (1996), ‘Foreign Aid, Structural Adjustment and Public Management: the Mozambican Experience’. . Development and Change . , Vol. 27: