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States or Markets? : neo-liberalism and the development policy debate / edited by Christopher Colclough and James Manor.

Contributor(s): Publication details: New York : Clarendon Press, 1993.Description: 359 p. : 23 cmISBN:
  • 0198288115 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.9 COL
Contents:
1. Structuralism versus Neo-liberalium: An Introduction 2 Market Relaxation and Agricultural Development 3 Visible and Invisible Hands in Trade Policy Reform 4 Neo-liberalism, Gender, and the Limits of the Market 5 International Financial Markets: A Case of Market Failure 6 Recovery from Macro-economic Disaster in Sub-Saharan Africa 7 Industrialization in Botswana: How Getting the Prices Right Helped the Wrong People 8 Learning to Raise Infants. A Case-Study in Industrial Policy 9 Who Should Learn to Pay? An Assessment of Neo-liberal Approaches to Education Policy 10 Managing Health Sector Development: Markets and Institutional Reform 11 Neo-liberalism and the Political Economy of War Sub-Saharan Africa as a Case-Study of a Vacuum 12 The State and Rural Development: Ideologies and an Agenda for the 1990s 13 Rent-seeking and Market Surrogates. The Case of Irrigation Policy 14 Politics and the Neo-liberals 15 Is There a New Political Economy of Development?
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BOOKs NLS General Stacks 338.9 COL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available Recommended by Ms. Padmini Baruah 39910

1. Structuralism versus Neo-liberalium: An Introduction
2 Market Relaxation and Agricultural Development
3 Visible and Invisible Hands in Trade Policy Reform
4 Neo-liberalism, Gender, and the Limits of the Market
5 International Financial Markets: A Case of Market Failure
6 Recovery from Macro-economic Disaster in Sub-Saharan Africa
7 Industrialization in Botswana: How Getting the Prices Right Helped the Wrong People
8 Learning to Raise Infants. A Case-Study in Industrial Policy
9 Who Should Learn to Pay? An Assessment of Neo-liberal Approaches to Education Policy
10 Managing Health Sector Development: Markets and Institutional Reform
11 Neo-liberalism and the Political Economy of War Sub-Saharan Africa as a Case-Study of a Vacuum
12 The State and Rural Development: Ideologies and an Agenda for the 1990s
13 Rent-seeking and Market Surrogates. The Case of Irrigation Policy
14 Politics and the Neo-liberals
15 Is There a New Political Economy of Development?