The World Bank and Africa

The book delves into the World Bank's interventions in heavily indebted African nations, focusing on governance reform and external influences on government processes. It analyzes three critical factors affecting these reforms: the results of economic liberalization, the level of political stability, and the relationships between governing elites and external agencies. Through this investigation, the author sheds light on the complexities of governance in the context of international financial support and its implications for African states.