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functional multiplicity, the importance of informal institutions, unintended consequences, and intended 'perversion' of … institutions all imply that the orthodox recipe of importing 'best practice' formal institutions does not work. While denying the … existence of universal formulas, the volume distills some general principles of institutions building from theoretical …
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trade more. Second, democracy implies higher quality governance either through institutions or policy-making procedures. I …Scholars and policy makers believe that democracy will bring prosperity through integration into the global economy via …, importers and exporters. I find the theory that democracy, and many of its components, promotes international trade unconvincing …
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Almost all major development institutions today say that promoting good governance is an important part of their … agendas. Despite this consensus, .good governance. is an extremely elusive objective: it means different things to different … good governance as a concept. While methodological discussions are often esoteric, the study argues that this one has real …
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Bangladesh and Pakistan had very divergent experiences with aid after 1971. Politics in Pakistan was less inclusive in terms of opportunities for intermediate class political entrepreneurs. In this context, the significant role of military aid to Pakistan
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Tomorrow's world will be an urban world. The ongoing urbanization process represents, both in scale and consequence, an unprecedented phenomenon in the history of making. Not only will the majority of the world's population live in an urban environment, but big mega-cities continue to grow, and...
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The incredibly low levels of learning and the generally dysfunctional public sector schooling systems in many (though not all) developing countries are the result of a capability trap (Pritchett et al. 2010). Two phenomena reinforce persistent failure of
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Recent evidence from an exhaustive political economy study of growth of African economies.the growth project of the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) suggests that .policy syndromes. have substantially contributed to the generally poor growth in
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