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Why States Matter in Economic Development - The Socioeconomic Origins of Strong Institutions

English · Paperback / Softback

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This book examines the underlying conditions that give rise to effective, efficient, and bureaucratically inclusive states. A key reading for advanced students and researchers in these areas, this book draws real-life policy lessons for practitioners and policy makers in the developing world.

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1: Introduction 2: Methodology and Definitions 3: The Lessons of European State Formation for the Developing Countries 4: The Socioeconmic Origins of South Korea's Developmental State and Its Agro-Industrial Path to Development 5: Brazil's Stunted Development: Neither Enough Order Nor Progress 6: India: Only a Developmental State Can Provide Roti, Kapada, and Makaan (Bread, Clothes, and Shelter) for the Nation 7: Conclusion and Transferrable Lessons


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Jawied Nawabi is Associate Professor of Economics, Sociology, and International Studies at the City University of New York-Bronx Community College.


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