The new institutional economics and Third World development
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Contributions
- Harriss, John. - Contributor
- Hunter, Janet. - Contributor
- Lewis, Colin M. - Contributor
Publication
1997 - Routledge, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
90,000 words, Guess
Page Count
360 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1270349M
- ISBN-100415118239
- OCLC Control Number560389460
- OCLC Control Number60237984
- OCLC Control Numbernewinstitutional00harr
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- Library of Congress Control Number95001523
- LibraryThing1125351
- Goodreads7234401
Classifications
- DDC338.9/009172/4
- LCCHB99.5 .N493 1997
Description
This volume addresses the significance of institutional economics for the developing world. It blends together theoretical and empirical contributions from a range of disciplines - notably development studies, economics and economic history. The work begins with an overview of the origins and scope of the new institutional economics. Subsequent chapters extend this, providing critical commentaries and a theory which has challenged the orthodoxies about development, especially concerning the role of markets. The remaining chapters deal with theoretical issues and with institutions, markets and the state in a wide range of geographical and historical contexts.
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