Research on large-scale land investments (LSLIs) can provide valuable insights into the
support for developmental nationalism in Tanzania today.'Developmental nationalism'is 'a …

Tanzania experienced a severe socio-economic crisis in the 1970s and 1980s. In an attempt
to turn things around and accelerate economic growth, the government embarked on a …

Most countries around the world, including Tanzania (Zanzibar as a part) sought to establish
the proper legal framework in attracting and protecting foreign investments. The enactment …

The legal and regulatory framework on investment in Tanzania has been evolving and
influenced by precipitating internal and external factors. Since independence, investment …

At different phases before and after independence, the legal and regulatory framework for
investment in the mining sector in Tanzania has been influenced by a number of internal …

This chapter explains the regulation of foreign direct investment. It seeks to explain the
relationship between FDI, economic development and regulation process. The chapter will …

In many countries, there are restrictions on access to and occupation of land by foreigners.
In most cases, such restrictions relate to the manner in which non citizens can enjoy certain …

International law has played a decisive role during the evolution of interstate natural
resource sovereignty and governance. However, there is a call for the setting of international …

Most states of the world and among them Tanzania sought to create appropriate legal
frameworks to attract foreign investments. The conclusion of Bilateral Investment Treaties …

In the 1970s and 1980s, developing countries did impose several barriers on entry of foreign
capital. However, the late 1980s and 1990s marked the onset of globalization, aimed at …