Crony Capitalism (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics) (Volume 0)
by David C Kang
A comparative political analysis of crony capitalism, exploring how personal networks shape economic policy and business outcomes across different systems.
About This Book
This volume examines patterns of business-government relations across different political systems.
It explores how informal networks and personal ties influence economic outcomes and policy decisions.
The analysis draws on comparative case studies to identify recurring mechanisms of cronyism.
Readers gain insight into the structural conditions that enable or constrain such practices.
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