Ambition and Adjustment: The Making and Unmaking of Postcolonial Development in Africa
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Ambition and Adjustment: The Making and Unmaking of Postcolonial Development in Africa

by Priya Lal

History Politics African Studies
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Priya Lal examines the making and unmaking of postcolonial development in Africa, tracing the relationship between ambitious projects and the adjustments that reshape them. The book offers a focused historical study of development as an evolving political and social process.

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Ambition and Adjustment examines the making and unmaking of postcolonial development in Africa.

Priya Lal focuses on the relationship between political ambition and the processes of adjustment that shape development.

The book offers a historically grounded study of how development is pursued, changed, and reconsidered in postcolonial contexts.

Its central themes include Africa, postcolonial development, ambition, and adjustment.

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