Titlebook: Beyond the Developmental State; East Asia’s Politica Steve Chan (Professor of Political Science),Cal Cl Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Privatization , the Chinese State,ysis of Chinese political economy has to go beyond the developmental state theory. The Chinese state is a socialist state which is an amalgamation of the Communist Party, the government, and their vast network of affiliated social organizations. In contrast to the authoritarian rule of other Asian d

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Private Governance in Taiwan,minant paradigm in political economy. The evidence of rapid economic growth in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, and South Korea in the postwar era made the model of the developmental state the jewel in the crown in academic discussion as well as in policy-making circles. In recent years, however, this theo

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Elite Strategy and Regime Type in Southeast Asia,of these themes in comparative politics today (e.g., Diamond . 1990; Huntington, 1991; O‘Donnell . 1986; Rueschemeyer . 1992). Among students of Southeast Asian politics, however, the utility of comparative methods and democratic perspectives has been less clear. It is commonplace that Southeast Asi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22658-9al order and egalitarian distribution of the economic product. This col-lective performance by countries in that region has naturally engendered a huge literature attempting to account for their past record and to diagnose their future prospects. Understandably, their comparative successes have also

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