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Revisiting the developmental state

Is Britain ‘undeveloping’ before our eyes? Part II

In the second of a two-part blog Matt Bishop and Tony Payne further explore the question ‘Is Britain undeveloping’?

Is Britain ‘undeveloping’ before our eyes? Part I

In the first of a new two-part blog, Matt Bishop and Tony Payne ask is Britain ‘undeveloping’ before our eyes?

A review of the SPERI series, ‘Revisiting the developmental state’

Despite many changes in today’s modern global economy developmental states are needed more than ever In the fall of 2017, […]

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New SPERI Paper: Revisiting the developmental state

We are pleased to publish a new SPERI paper edited by Matt Bishop and Tony Payne on ‘Revisiting the developmental […]

Revisiting the developmental state 9: Conclusion

The East Asian developmental state was a phenomenon of its time that hasn’t been precisely replicated, but state developmentalism as […]

Revisiting the developmental state 8: the new challenges of Asia’s latecomer industrialisation

Industrial policy needs to be rethought if it is to remain effective in promoting economic development in a highly globalised […]

Revisiting the developmental state 7: understanding the Mauritius ‘miracle’

What do the high levels of development and economic upgrading achieved by a small Indian Ocean island country tell us […]

Revisiting the developmental state 6: towards ‘developmental regimes’ in Africa?

The essence of contemporary African developmentalism lies less in the nature of the state and more in that of the […]

Revisiting the developmental state 5: India and Brazil in the 21st century

Real and credible development in these countries means pursuing knowledge social economy visions that are genuinely autochthonous Focusing on India […]

Revisiting the developmental state 4: the ‘Beijing Consensus’ & prospects for democratic development in China and beyond

Whether China liberalises politically, as the original ‘Asian Tigers’ did, or maintains its authoritarian approach is an issue with theoretical […]

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