Against Global Apartheid: South Africa Meets the World Bank, IMF and International Finance:9781919713823:Bond, Patrick:eCampus.com

Preface

Acknowledgements

xvi

Acronyms

xxiii

Part one: Powers and vulnerabilities

(90)

Chapter one: Global crisis, African oppression

(28)

1. Introduction

(1)

2. Global crisis, and crisis displacement

(13)

3. The African crisis continues

(14)

Chapter two: Southern African socio-economic conflict

(23)

1. Introduction

(2)

2. Origins of the regional proletariat

(6)

3. Structural socio-economic and environmental decline

(5)

4. Workers, organisations and class politics

(4)

5. Capital accumulation and regional visions

(6)

Chapter three: Bretton Woods bankruptcies in Southern Africa

(26)

1. Introduction

(3)

2. From Bretton Woods to the debt crisis

(4)

3. Shaping Southern African development

(6)

4. From projects to policy in Southern Africa

(13)

Chapter four: Foreign aid, development and underdevelopment

(11)

1. Introduction

(1)

2. Dependency and leverage

(3)

3. Currency risk on loans

(2)

4. Civil society expectations

(1)

5. Attributing blame

(4)

Part two: Elite contestation of global governance

(62)

Chapter five: The global balance of forces

(23)

1. Introduction

(3)

2. The pro-status-quo forces

(8)

3. Forces for change(?)

104

(3)

4. Alliances falter

107

(9)

Chapter six: Ideology and global governance

116

(18)

1. Introduction

116

(3)

2. Explaining globalisation

119

(2)

3. Globalisation's techno-economic fix?

121

(6)

4. Ideology and self-interest

127

(7)

Chapter seven: Pretoria's global governance strategy

134

(19)

1. Introduction

134

(1)

2. 'Globalisation made me do it'

135

(3)

3. Mbeki v. 'the globalisation of apartheid'

138

(8)

4. Towards - or against - 'global solidarity'?

146

(7)

Part three: Economic power and the case of HIV/AIDS treatment

153

(38)

Chapter eight: Pharmaceutical corporations and US imperialism

154

(23)

1. Introduction

154

(3)

2. US government pressure points

157

(9)

3. Drug companies pressure the US government

166

(4)

4. Resistance

170

(7)

Chapter nine: Civil society conquest, state failure

177

(14)

1. Introduction

177

(1)

2. Pharmaceutical pricing and street politics

178

(1)

3. A political economy of South African AIDS

179

(12)

Part four: Globalisation? - or internationalism plus the nation state?

191

(102)

Chapter ten: The 'Fix-it-or-nix-it' debate

193

(22)

1. Introduction

193

(3)

2. The World Bank under siege

196

(5)

3. Reformers run into trouble

201

(6)

4. Strategic divergences on the left

207

(3)

5. After the IMF/World Bank have gone: Local/national/regional development finance?

210

(5)

Chapter eleven: The Third World in the movement for global justice

215

(25)

1. Introduction

215

(1)

2. The world against Washington

216

(4)

3. Lessons of Zapatismo

220

(5)

4. Does Africa need Washington?

225

(6)

5. South-South-North alliances against global finance/commerce

231

(9)

Chapter twelve: The case for locking capital down

240

(53)

1. Introduction

240

(3)

2. Comparative capital controls

243

(9)

3. A brief history of South Africa's domestic finance and uneven development

252

(19)

4. Exchange control options for South Africa

271

(9)

5. Conclusion: From global apartheid to democratised investment

280

(13)

Afterword

293

(24)

Index

317


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