State Failure and Success in Uganda and Zimbabwe: The Logic of Political Decay and Reconstruction in Africa
State Failure and Success in Uganda and Zimbabwe: The Logic of Political Decay and Reconstruction in Africa
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乌干达和津巴布韦的国家失败与成功：非洲政治衰败与重建的逻辑
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2008
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E. Brett
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摘要
本文以乌干达和津巴布韦的后殖民经验为例，论证了非洲国家和经济失败问题相互竞争的理论解释的长处和短处。它表明，它们都解释了这些过程的一部分，但不是全部。它表明，在决定政策制度的成败和当前向自由民主资本主义长期转型的前景方面，每个国家的背景情况和正在进行的结构变化起着至关重要的作用。
Abstract
This article uses the post-colonial experiences of Uganda and Zimbabwe to demonstrate both the strengths and weaknesses of competing theoretical explanations for problems of state and economic failure in Africa. It shows that they all explain some but not all of these processes. It demonstrates the crucial role of contextual circumstances and ongoing structural changes in each country in determining the success or failure of policy regimes and, of current prospects for a long-term transformation to liberal democratic capitalism.