As most developing countries emerge from the depth of the debt crisis, the context of the Cold War, and totalitarian or authoritarian forms of government, the development strategies that take shape in the 1990s will impart significantly different roles from the market, the state and civil organizations compared with the past development decades. Simultaneously, important advances have been made in development theory, particularly in institutional economics and political economy.
This book takes stock of these changes in both theory and practice and explores implications for the redefinition of alternative styles of development in particular regions of the world.
This text applies concepts at the frontier of economic theory to international developments. It takes stock of changes in both economic theory and practice and explores implications for the redefinition of alternative styles of development.
As most developing countries emerge from the depth of the debt crisis, the context of the Cold War, and totalitarian or authoritarian forms of government, the development strategies that will take shape in the 1990s will impart significantly different roles to the market, the state, and civil organizations compared to the post development decades. Simultaneously, important advances have been made in development theory, particularly in institutional economics and political economy. This book takes stock of these changes in both theory and practice and explores implications for the redefinition of alternative styles of development.
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Preface - Acknowledgements - Notes on the Contributors - State, Market,
and Civil Organizations: New Theories, New Practices, and Their Implication
for Rural Development; A.Janvry, E.Sadoulet & E.Thorbecke - Markets and
State: Against Minimalism; P.Streeten - Political Constraints on the
Development State: Alternative Theoretical Explanations; E.Sadoulet - The
Rocky Road to Reform: Trade, Industrial, Financial, and Agricultural
Strategies; L.Taylor - Political Economy of Structural Adjustment: A General
Equilibrium-Interest Group Perspective; T.Roe - Impact of State and Civil
Institutions on the Operation of Rural Market and Non-Market Configurations;
E.Thorbecke - Grassroot Organizations and NGOs in Rural Development:
Opportunities with Diminishing States and Expanding Markets; N.Uphoff -
Between State, Markets and Households: A Neo-Institutional Analysis of Local
Organizations and Institutions; J.B.Nugent - Analytics of the Institution of
Informal Cooperation in Rural Development; P.Bardhan - Civil Institutions and
Evolution; K.Basu - The Rural Community, Mutual Assistance, and Structural
Adjustment; M.Fafchamps - Role of Collateral in Credit Contracts; C.Bell -
Land Reform as Commenced Business: The Evidence Against Stopping; M.Lipton -
Institutions and Economic Linkages at the Village Level in West Java,
Indonesia; I.Adelman & K.Ralston - Political Economy of Economic Decline &
Reform in Africa: The Role of the State, Markets & Civil Institutions; D.Sahn
& A.Sarris - Market, State, and Civil Organizations in Latin America Beyond
the Debt Crisis: The Context for Rural Development; A.de Janvry & E.Sadoulet
- State-Market-Civil Institutions: The Case of Eastern Europe and the Soviet
Republics; G.Rausser & S.Johnson - Index
