Alternative development strategies in Zambia

This paper seeks to examine the development policies adopted by Zambia, not only because of their impact on the lives of the people of Zambia, but also because it is hoped that, as a case study, it may illuminate the entire developmental process required to attain self-reliant economies in Africa.

Seidman, Ann · 1970

Abstract

The paper is divided into three parts: first, an explanation of the problem of underdevelopment as it confronts Zambia; second, an analysis of the policies adopted by the newly independent Zambian government; and, third, the suggested outline of a development strategy which might more effectively achieve Zambia"s goals, given the existing constraints.

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