reflections on Tanzania's radical transformation Mwapachu, Juma Volter. creator text Dar es Salaam E & D Ltd. c2005 monographic xviii, 612 p. ; 24 cm. In 1986, Tanzania agreed with the IMF and the World Bank to pursue robust social and economic reforms in light of the serious decline in the performance of the economy, with the objective of achieving sustainable economic growth. At a political level, a multi-party system was introduced, and the first multi-party elections held since 1962 took place in 1995, and again in 2005. This book examines in considerable depth the political and economic changes that have taken place in this period of reform. It highlights both the achievements and the challenges that remain, particularly those brought about by new and dynamic phase of globalisation in areas such as trade and investment. The author articulates perspectives on the democratisation and governance trajectories the country should pursue to attain a more prosperous economic status, whilst sustaining the unity, peace and diversity that have characterised the country since independence Juma V. Mwapachu. Includes bibliographical references and index. Homage to Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Liberalisation Democracy Globalisation 320.0119678 MWA 9987411207 DCC Library 20260807084951.0 eng.