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      Review of African Political Economy

      Volume 22, Issue 63
       
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      Reconstructing the Ugandan state and economy: the challenge of an international Bantustan

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            Attempts at reconstructing the Uganda state and economy have been underway since Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1986. By necessity, the country turned to the international donor community for aid funds as well as technical and managerial personnel to administer it. Foreign aid, in effect, became the cornerstone of the reconstruction process, while donor expatriates increasingly constituted the principal actors in the realm of public policy. While initially signaling a temporary reprieve, as in most other reconstruction processes, this arrangement became an almost permanent condition. An aid‐driven economy and an administrative apparatus highly dependent on donor personnel, is a novelty, for not even a direct colony was as acutely reliant on external forces. A historical parallel is, perhaps, the Bantustan regimes whose entire budgetary needs were derived from outside their territories, in this case from the South African state. The Ugandan phenomenon has some astounding implications in light of the decline and disintegration of a number of nation states in sub‐Saharan Africa.

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            Journal ID (publisher-id): crea20
            Journal ID (archive): CREA
            Title: Review of African Political Economy
            Publisher: Review of African Political Economy
            ISSN (Print): 0305-6244
            ISSN (Electronic): 1740-1720
            Publication date (Print): March 1995
            Volume: 22
            Issue: 63
            Pages: 85-93
            Affiliations
            a University of Witwatersrand , South Africa
            b Louisiana State University , US
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            Publisher ID: 8704102 Coden ID: Review of African Political Economy, Vol. 22, No. 63, March 1995, pp. 85-93
            DOI: 10.1080/03056249508704102
            SO-VID: 1fe8950c-dee0-44c0-9e04-e7f0e4d19cde
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            ScienceOpen disciplines: Sociology,Economic development,Political science,Labor & Demographic economics,Political economics,Africa

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