The nature and prospects of the present economic crisis / by Kristensen, Thorkil, 1899-

Global financial turmoil and reform : a United Nations perspective /

Table of Contents: “…Dynamics of Asian economic crisis and selected policy implications /…”
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Identity in Algerian politics : the legacy of colonial rule / by Hill, J. N. C. 1978-

Table of Contents: “…French colonial rule and its enduring legacies -- Algerian nationalism and the War of Liberation -- Independence and the challenges of nation building -- Economic crisis and the descent into violence -- National identity and the ongoing struggle.…”
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Cuba's aborted reform : socioeconomic effects, international comparisons, and transition policies / by Mesa-Lago, Carmelo, 1934-

Table of Contents: “…Half a century of economic and social politics in socialist Cuba, 1959-2004 -- The economic crisis, partial recovery, and stagnation -- Social welfare and growing inequalities -- Cuba and the Human Development Index -- The performance of Cuba's economic and social model compared with those of Chile and Costa Rica -- Needed economic and social reforms in Cuba.…”
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Cuba : the accidental revolution.

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Social policies and institutional reform in post-COVID Cuba /

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Cuban communism : 1959-2003 /

Table of Contents: “…Bunck -- Waiting for Godey : Cuba's stalled reforms and continuing economic crisis / Jorge F. Pérez López -- Cuba's transition from communism to political and economic freedom / Antonio Jorge -- Economic organizations and post-Castro Cuba / Ernesto F. …”

United Germany : debating processes and prospects /

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Liberation Movements In Power : Party & State In Southern Africa / by Southall, Roger

Table of Contents: “…Liberation Movements and Economic Transformation; Business-state relations under liberation movement governments; Black economic empowerment (BEE); Land reform; Political stalemate and economic crisis; 9. The Party State, Class Formation, and the Decline of Ideology; Party predation, primitive accumulation, and class formation in Zimbabwe.…”
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