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The State, Markets And Development |
Edited by Amitava Krishna Dutt, Professor, Department of Economics and Faculty Fellow, University of Notre Dame, Kwan S. Kim, Professor of Economics, and Faculty Fellow, Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame, US and Ajit Singh, Senior Fellow, Queen’s College, Cambridge, UK
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| 1994 |
240 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85278 929 9 |
$140.00 |
on-line discount
$126.00 |
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‘Overall this volume is extremely interesting, well referenced and an excellent read for students and specialists in the area of economics and politics.’
– Barbara Evers, The Manchester School
‘. . . excellent collection of papers. . . . The book’s well-written chapters offer a refreshing and persuasive account of the complicated interplay between the state and market in the development process. It should be read by anyone interested in development issues today.’
– Social Development Issues
Markets and the state are usually seen as opposed to each other as instruments of economic development. This important new book attempts to go beyond the state–market debate, which it sees as largely the intellectual legacy of neoclassical economics, and the related pendulum swings of opinion favouring one against the other.
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Contents: 1. The State, Markets and Development (The Editors) 2. International Competitiveness: the State and the Market (I.U. Haque) 3. State Intervention and the ‘Market-Friendly’ Approach to Development: a Critical Analysis of the World Bank Theses (A. Singh) 4. Public Enterprises, Private Enterprises and the State: Prospects under Post-Socialism (L. Taylor) 5. Sisyphus among the Neoliberals: on Privatization and Rolling back the Latin American State (D. Felix) 6. Market Reform and the Changing Role of the State in Mexico: a Historical Perspective (J.C. Moreno and J. Ros) 7. The Public–Private Interface: Brazil’s Business–Government Relations in Historical Perspective, 1950–90 (H. Shapiro) 8. Market Miracle and State Stagnation? The Development Experience of South Korea and India Compared (A.K. Dutt and K.S. Kim)
View the author's website at
http://www.nd.edu80~economic
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