Zimbabwe

1. Front Matter

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2. Zimbabwe’s Recovery Path A Conceptual Framework

   1. Zimbabwe’s Recovery Path: A Conceptual Framework

      • Hany Besada, Jason LaChapelle

      Pages 1-9

3. Peace Building and Strengthening Institutions for Good Governance

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 11-11

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   2. ZANU-PF and MDC Power-Sharing: Zimbabwe Still at a Crossroads?

      • Siphamandla Zondi

      Pages 13-35

   3. Reform of the Security Sector in Zimbabwe: Challenges and Opportunities

      • Karolina Werner, Knox Chitiyo

      Pages 37-54

   4. Zimbabwe’s Media: Between Party-State Politics and Press Freedom under Mugabe’s Rule

      • David Moore

      Pages 55-79

4. Economic Recovery Strategies for Sustainable Development

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 81-81

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   2. A Macroeconomic Policy Framework for Economic Stabilization in Zimbabwe

      • John Robertson

      Pages 83-105

   3. Zimbabwe’s Hyperinflation: Can Dollarization Be the Cure?

      • Albert Makochekanwa, Prosper Kambarami

      Pages 107-128

   4. Agrarian Reform and Prospects for Recovery

      • Sam Moyo

      Pages 129-155

   5. Addressing Food Security: A View from Multilateral Institutions

      • Simon Pazvakavambwa

      Pages 157-179

   6. Public-Private Partnerships in the Provision of Infrastructure to Redress the Human Resource Shortages in Zimbabwe

      • Helen Moatshe

      Pages 181-199

5. Foreign Direct Investment and Donor Engagement for Socioeconomic Reconstruction

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 201-201

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   2. Multinationals and Foreign Investment in Zimbabwe: A Development and Human Rights Perspective

      • Dianna Games

      Pages 203-228

   3. South African Corporate Expansion into Zimbabwe: Weathering the Storm and Reaping the Benefits

      • Sanusha Naidu

      Pages 229-246

   4. Donors and the Crisis in Zimbabwe: Experiences and Lessons Learned

      • Holger Bernt Hansen

      Pages 247-268

   5. South Africa’s Role in Providing Development Assistance to Zimbabwe: Policy Options and Strategies

      • Steven Gruzd, George Katito, Elizabeth Sidiropoulos

      Pages 269-289

6. Back Matter

   Pages 291-299

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Formerly one of Africa s most promising economies, Zimbabwe has begun a process of economic reconstruction after decades of political turmoil and economic mismanagement. The advent of a national unity government in February 2009 launched a new but still tentative era of political stability. The government has a daunting political and economic agenda. Top priorities include restoring the rule of law, demonstrating fiscal responsibility, and putting in place macroeconomic and structural reforms to win the confidence of domestic and international investors. An optimistic time frame for its socio-economic recovery is now estimated to be at least ten years. Zimbabwe: Picking Up the Pieces chronicles the steps that led to the downturn of the Zimbabwean state and economy before assessing what can be done to resuscitate a once-thriving society. Leading experts from and on the region explore the country s options on key governance issues, from strengthening institutions to addressing food security to promoting private sector development to mobilizing donor country assistance. This collection offers a unique glimpse into a fragile state and the severe costs Zimbabweans have and will have to endure if there is to be any hope of recovery.

• development
• economic policy
• economy
• foreign direct investment
• Governance
• human rights
• Institution
• Policy
• society

• North-South Institute (NSI), Ottawa, Canada

  Hany Besada

HANY BESADA is a Senior Researcher and Program Leader at The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) in Canada.

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