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State Failure' in provision of education and health services in Zimbabwe: Adjustments, adabtations and evolving coping stratergies of rural communities, 2000-2007.
The study is an analysis of how two rural communities in Zimbabwe adapted and responded to the decline in health and basic education services between 2000 and 2007. From 2000, Zimbabwe faced socioeconomic and political challenges that have been characterised as the "Zimbabwean crisis". The state bec...
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Department of Political Studies
2014
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