A Review of Social Welfare in Sub‐Saharan Africa: From the Colonial Legacy to the Millennium Development Goals
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Auteurs : John M. Luiz [Afrique du Sud]Source :
- Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy [ 0812-0439 ] ; 2013-03.
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- Africa region team, Africa table, African development bank, African population, African state, Agricultural sales, Asset base, British colonies, Cambridge university press, Cape town, Caput, Child support grants, Clear differences, Colonial administration, Colonial administrations, Colonial experience, Colonial period, Current form, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic papers, Economic papers march, Economic society, European report, Expectancy life, Family allowances, Formal welfare systems, French colonies, Graduate school, Headcount poverty, Health budgets, Historical evolution, Humanitarian support, Infant rate, Informal networks, Informal sector, Kenya, Large numbers, Last decade, Life expectancy, Many countries, Middle africa, Millennium development goals, Morris maclean, Past decade, Peasant export, Peasant export economies, Percentage adult, Percentage hment undernouris, Percentage tions contribu, Political decisions, Political stability, Political systems, Programme, Public expenditure, Recent developments, Recent years, Security association, Security systems, Settler, Settler economies, Sierra leone, Smallholder agriculture, Social contract, Social development, Social indicators, Social insurance, Social policy, Social programmes, Social protection, Social security, Social security institutions, Social security programmes, Social support, Social welfare, Social welfare policy, State capacity, Structural adjustment, Total population, Welfare systems, World bank, World development report.
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- Africa region team, Africa table, African development bank, African population, African state, Agricultural sales, Asset base, British colonies, Cambridge university press, Cape town, Caput, Child support grants, Clear differences, Colonial administration, Colonial administrations, Colonial experience, Colonial period, Current form, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic papers, Economic papers march, Economic society, European report, Expectancy life, Family allowances, Formal welfare systems, French colonies, Graduate school, Headcount poverty, Health budgets, Historical evolution, Humanitarian support, Infant rate, Informal networks, Informal sector, Kenya, Large numbers, Last decade, Life expectancy, Many countries, Middle africa, Millennium development goals, Morris maclean, Past decade, Peasant export, Peasant export economies, Percentage adult, Percentage hment undernouris, Percentage tions contribu, Political decisions, Political stability, Political systems, Programme, Public expenditure, Recent developments, Recent years, Security association, Security systems, Settler, Settler economies, Sierra leone, Smallholder agriculture, Social contract, Social development, Social indicators, Social insurance, Social policy, Social programmes, Social protection, Social security, Social security institutions, Social security programmes, Social support, Social welfare, Social welfare policy, State capacity, Structural adjustment, Total population, Welfare systems, World bank, World development report.
Abstract
In this article, we explore the historical evolution of social welfare policy in sub‐Saharan Africa focusing on the post‐1900 period. We show that we have seen a very conflicted approach to social development. Social security was reluctantly and very slowly introduced during the colonial period, and the post‐colonial state has likewise been cautious in its approach and has not been able to build a long‐term social contract with society. Instead, it has relied on clientelism, cooption, coercion and patronage. Since the late 1990s we have seen the African state and political systems begin to mature with greater democratisation and the growth of formal welfare systems.
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