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Book Review: Dark Victory: The United States,Structural Adjustment and Global Poverty

Review of Radical Political Economics

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Book Review: Dark Victory: The United States,Structural Adjustment and Global Poverty

Volume 27, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/048661349502700106

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Cahn, Jonathan . 1993. Challenging the New Imperial Authority: The World Bank and the Democratization of Development. Harvard Human Rights Journal 6: 159-194.

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Payer, Cheryl . 1991. Lent and Lost: Foreign Credit and Third World Development. London: Zed Books.

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Streeten, Paul . 1987. Structural Adjustment: A Survey of the Issues and Options. World Development 15(12): 1469-1482.

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