Economic Change, Governance and Natural Resource Wealth: The Political Economy of Change in Southern Africa Book

	List of Maps
	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgements
	Acronyms and Abbreviations
	Introduction	1
Ch. 1	The Political Economy of Natural Resource Wealth	11
	Natural Resource Wealth	12
	Economic Foundations of Authoritarianism	20
	Authoritarian Regimes in Southern Africa	23
	(Un)Intended Political Impacts of Structural Adjustment	26
	Natural Resource Wealth: Old Challenges in the New Millennium	32
Ch. 2	Tanzania	41
	The Imperatives of Change	43
	Structural Change and Natural Resource Sectors	47
	The Economic Impact of the Structural Reforms on Mining and Tourism	58
	The Promise of Continuing Change	61
Ch. 3	Zambia	69
	Constructing the Authoritarian Regime	71
	The Imperative to Adjust	74
	Institutional Reforms for Rural Communities	79
	Dismantling Dualism: To Whose Benefit?	90
Ch. 4	Zimbabwe	97
	The Foundations of Conflict	99
	Economic Reforms	106
	Towards Resolution or Protracted Conflict?	118
Ch. 5	Natural Resource Wealth in the Construction of Neoliberal Economies in Southern Africa	123
	What Groups or Economic Agents Have Gained or Lost Control over Natural Resources in the Context of Economic Reforms?	126
	Through What Processes, Policies and Relations Have These Groups Acquired or Lost Control over Natural Resources?	128
	Will Those Changes Promote Sustainable Development Paths by Promoting Environmental Sustainability, Enhancing Social Equity and Increasing Governments' Public Accountability?	134
	Pursuing Reforms without a National Consensus	138
	By Way of Recommendations	143
	Notes and References	151
	Index	161