Naveed Ahmed examines the impact of structural reform strategies of International Financial Institutions
(IFIs) on the rule of law, good governance and development in Pakistan.
The World Bank, the IMF and other international financial institutions have a mixed track record of success in Pakistan. This book seeks to understand why this is. The book explores how these institutions have been hindered in achieving social justice as a result of being caught between weak local governance structures and the competing interests of other powers, including Europe and the USA. Ahmed goes on to demonstrate how the ethos and instruments of rule of law and good governance can help counter the internal factors that have aggravated conditions of poverty and social injustice in Pakistan.
Chapter 1: Introduction
Part I Pakistan and Structural Reforms Strategies of the IFIs
Chapter 2: Social Justice: Theoretical and Analytic Framework
Chapter 3: Paradox of Structural Reform Strategies in Pakistan
Part II The Concept of Good Governance and Rule of Law in the IFIs and Pakistan
Chapter 4: The Conceptual Underpinning of Good Governance and Rule of Law in the International Financial Institutions
Chapter 5: The Rule of Law and Good Governance in Pakistan
Part III The genesis of Internal Conflicts and the Impact of Structural Reforms Strategies of IFIs on the Rule of Law, Good Governance and Development in Pakistan
Chapter 6: Authority and Corruption in Pakistan
Chapter 7: The Impact of Structural Reform Strategies of IFIs on the Rule of Law, Good Governance and Development in Pakistan
Chapter 8: Conclusion and Recommendations
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