State building and late development

By:

Waldner, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Cornell University Press; 1999Description: 246 pISBN:

9780801485756

Subject(s):

Teiwan-Politics and government

DDC classification:

321.09172 WAL

Summary: This book is about- 1. Institutional Origins and Economic Outcomes 2. State Building and the Origins of Institutional Profiles 3. Constructing Coalitions and Building States: Turkey 4. Constructing Coalitions and Building States: Syria 5. Precocious Keynesianism in Practice 6. Elite Cohesion and State Building in East Asia 7. The Collective Dilemmas of Late Development 8. The Developmental Consequences of Precocious Keynesianism 9. Pathways from Precocious Keynesianism 10. Theory and Method Reconsidered

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This book is about-

1. Institutional Origins and Economic Outcomes

2. State Building and the Origins of Institutional Profiles

3. Constructing Coalitions and Building States: Turkey 4. Constructing Coalitions and Building States: Syria

5. Precocious Keynesianism in Practice 6. Elite Cohesion and State Building in East Asia

7. The Collective Dilemmas of Late Development

8. The Developmental Consequences of Precocious Keynesianism

9. Pathways from Precocious Keynesianism

10. Theory and Method Reconsidered

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