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States or Markets? Neo-liberalism and the development policy debate
States or Markets? Neo-liberalism and the development policy debate
edited by Christopher Colclough and James Manor
- New York Clarendon Press 1993
- 359p. 18cm.
- IDS Development studies Series .
Contents:
List of Tables and Figure x
1. Structuralism versus Neo-liberalium: An Introduction
Christopher Colclough 1
2 Market Relaxation and Agricultural Development
Michael Lipton 26
3 Visible and Invisible Hands in Trade Policy Reform
David Evans 48
4 Neo-liberalism, Gender, and the Limits of the Market
Naila Kabeer and John Humphrey 78
5 International Financial Markets: A Case of Market Failure
Stephany Griffith-Jones 101
6 Recovery from Macro-economic Disaster in Sub-Saharan Africa
Charles Harvey 121
7 Industrialization in Botswana: How Getting the Prices Right Helped the Wrong People
Raphael Kaplinsky 148
8 Learning to Raise Infants. A Case-Study in Industrial Policy
Hubert Schmitz and Tom Hewitt 173
9 Who Should Learn to Pay? An Assessment of Neo-liberal Approaches to Education Policy
Christopher Colclough 197
10 Managing Health Sector Development: Markets and Institutional Reform
Gerald H. Bloom 214
11 Neo-liberalism and the Political Economy of War Sub-Saharan Africa as a Case-Study of a Vacuum
Reginald Herbold Green 238
12 The State and Rural Development: Ideologies and an Agenda for the 1990s
Robert Chambers 260
13 Rent-seeking and Market Surrogates. The Case of Irrigation Policy
Mick Moore 279
14 Politics and the Neo-liberals
James Manor 306
15 Is There a New Political Economy of Development?
John Toye 321
Index 339
Tables
3.1 Forty-one developing countries, classified by trade orientation 62
5.1 Net transfers of public and publicly guaranteed debt 110
6.1 Degree of government commitment to neo-liberal package 133
9.1 Public expenditure per student on education and enrolment ratios major world regions, around 1980 201
9.2 Average annual growth rates of real non-agricultural wages in developing countries, 1971-1986 206
9.3 Indices of differentials in starting salaries for university graduates compared with secondary school leavers in African public service, 1970-1988 207
Figure
3.1 Macro-economic performance of forty-one developing economies grouped by trade orientation 61
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Contents:
List of Tables and Figure x
1. Structuralism versus Neo-liberalium: An Introduction
Christopher Colclough 1
2 Market Relaxation and Agricultural Development
Michael Lipton 26
3 Visible and Invisible Hands in Trade Policy Reform
David Evans 48
4 Neo-liberalism, Gender, and the Limits of the Market
Naila Kabeer and John Humphrey 78
5 International Financial Markets: A Case of Market Failure
Stephany Griffith-Jones 101
6 Recovery from Macro-economic Disaster in Sub-Saharan Africa
Charles Harvey 121
7 Industrialization in Botswana: How Getting the Prices Right Helped the Wrong People
Raphael Kaplinsky 148
8 Learning to Raise Infants. A Case-Study in Industrial Policy
Hubert Schmitz and Tom Hewitt 173
9 Who Should Learn to Pay? An Assessment of Neo-liberal Approaches to Education Policy
Christopher Colclough 197
10 Managing Health Sector Development: Markets and Institutional Reform
Gerald H. Bloom 214
11 Neo-liberalism and the Political Economy of War Sub-Saharan Africa as a Case-Study of a Vacuum
Reginald Herbold Green 238
12 The State and Rural Development: Ideologies and an Agenda for the 1990s
Robert Chambers 260
13 Rent-seeking and Market Surrogates. The Case of Irrigation Policy
Mick Moore 279
14 Politics and the Neo-liberals
James Manor 306
15 Is There a New Political Economy of Development?
John Toye 321
Index 339
Tables
3.1 Forty-one developing countries, classified by trade orientation 62
5.1 Net transfers of public and publicly guaranteed debt 110
6.1 Degree of government commitment to neo-liberal package 133
9.1 Public expenditure per student on education and enrolment ratios major world regions, around 1980 201
9.2 Average annual growth rates of real non-agricultural wages in developing countries, 1971-1986 206
9.3 Indices of differentials in starting salaries for university graduates compared with secondary school leavers in African public service, 1970-1988 207
Figure
3.1 Macro-economic performance of forty-one developing economies grouped by trade orientation 61
0-19-828811-5 9780198288114
338.9 COL