Dolan-Evans

This book examines the impact of World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) economic restructuring programmes during active conflicts.

Using a critical political economy perspective, the book explores how these restructuring efforts affect vulnerable communities’ survival amid violence. Chapters provide a detailed case study of Ukraine during the War in Donbas, analysing the controversial reforms in agriculture, gas and pension sectors. The resulting analysis offers valuable insights into how these reforms have influenced Ukraine’s political economy and the survival of conflict-affected populations since the 2022 Russian invasion.

Elliot Dolan-Evans is an Early Career Researcher and a Lecturer in the School of Law, a Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences and an Assistant Lecturer in the School of Medicine at Monash University.