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List of Tables and Figures=vii

Acknowledgements=x

Foreword by Christian de Brie=xi

Preface to English Edition=xvii

Introduction=1

1. Globalisation and the Neo-Liberal Offensive=14

2. The Concentration of Capital=31

3. Globalisation and Exculusion:the Marginalisation of the Third World and the Strengthening of the Triad=36

4. Financial Globalisation=47

5. Globalisation and the Growing Debt Burden=65

6. The Debt Crisis in Historical Perspective=70

7. The Third World Debt Crisis in the 1980s and 1990s=80

8. The Transfer of Wealth from the South to the North=93

9. The World Bank and the IMF: 50 Years is Enough!=112

10. The World Bank and the Third World Debt Crisis=127

11. Structural Adjustment Programmes=134

12. The Two Phases of Structural Adjustment=140

13. Neo-Liberal Ideology and Policies in Historical Perspective=170

14. Debt in the 1990s: Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa=189

15. Case Studies=200

Argentina=200

Mexico=205

Rwanda=212

16. The Asian Crisis and its International Repercussions=218

17. Towards an Alternative=238

18. Globalising Resistance=252

Chronology:The World Bank, the IMF and the Third World=265

Glossary=277

Bibliography=294

Index=314

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This volume provides a thorough understanding of the Third World debt crisis. Eric Toussaint traces its development in the 1980s and 1990s, analyzes the role of the World Bank, the IMF and the political restrictions they impose, and assesses the structural adjustment programmes of the 1990s. Toussaint puts into perspective the process of globalization and the neo-liberal offensive, which he argues, is now running out of steam. The book features case studies of differing experiences of debt in Argentina, Mexico, Algeria and Rwanda, and demonstrates the failure of the IMF/World Bank models of development in the light of the Asian crisis. It provides alternative systems to deal with Third World debt which are more humanitarian and egalitarian.