Pathways from the Periphery: The Politics of Growth in the Newly Industrializing Countries (Cornell Studies in Political Economy)
Stephan Haggard examines the political dimensions of economic growth in newly industrializing countries. Focusing on development from the global periphery, this scholarly work explores the choices and institutions shaping industrialization and economic change, making it a relevant contribution to political economy and comparative studies of development.
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Pathways from the Periphery examines the politics of growth in newly industrializing countries.
Stephan Haggard focuses on the relationship between political decision-making and economic development.
The book considers how countries on the global periphery pursue industrialization and growth.
Published as part of the Cornell Studies in Political Economy series, it offers a scholarly perspective on comparative development.
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