Browsing by Author "Moore, David B."

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Civil society and non-governmental organisations in Zimbabwe : democratic developers or imperialist agents?
(2005) Zawi, Fungayi.; Moore, David B.
Chapter one lays the foundation by givmg an overview of what this thesis contains. It begins by stating the rationale of the study, addresses the problem statement, and shows why the study is significant. It also covers the theoretical framework, research questions and the chapter outline. Chapter two, on methodology, gives the reader information on how the research was conducted, the organisations interviewed and why these organisations were chosen. Chapter three covers secondary literature while chapter four focuses on secondary material on the Zimbabwe perspective of civil society. The fifth chapter is on data analysis and chapter six gives the findings, recommendations and a conclusion.
'Tapping into the chaos' : crisis, state and accumulation in Zimbabwe.
(2007) Mawowa, Showers.; Moore, David B.
The conjunctural dynamics of the Zimbabwe crisis after 2000 have produced a distinctive pattern of accumulation .Four features are noticeable in this pattern - firstly ; disorder and/or violence has become common , both as a general feature and driver of wealth accumulation and the political project accompanying it . Secondly ; the State has increasingly become more central and pervasive in driving accumulation and in the distribution of both economic and political goods . Thirdly , the crisis has awakened , reinforced and reshaped a distinctive acquisitive culture peculiar to the period in question , albeit resonating with the historical formation of Zimbabwe's ruling elite . Lastly , the current crisis has modified and reinforced a culture of 'strategic contradictions ' within ZANU-PF . This dissertation is an analysis of Zimbabwe's 'political economy of crisis ' in the post 2000 period . It examines how the Zimbabwean ruling elite and those connected to the state have benefited from the unregulated forms of accumulation attending the Zimbabwean crisis . A broad combination of a contextual analysis of the crisis and its beneficiaries and a close case-study analysis of an 'informal ' (illegal ) gold-mining site in Totororo , rural Kwekwe's 'Empress ' are a in Central Zimbabwe are employed to try to distil accumulation patterns that have resulted from the present economic and political crisis .
Transmission of drug-resistant tuberculosis in HIV-endemic settings.
(Elsevier, 2019) Khan, Palwasha Y.; Yates, Tom A.; Osman, Muhammad.; Warren, Robin M.; van der Heijden, Yuri.; Padayatchi, Nesri.; Nardell, Edward A.; Moore, David B.; Mathema, Barun.; Gandhi, Neel R.; Eldholm, Vegard.; Dheda, Keertan.; Hesseling, Anneke C.; Mizrahi, Valerie.; Rustomjee, Roxana.; Pym, Alexander S.
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