Development theory and the role of the state in Third World countries
By: edited by John Martinussen
Edition: 2nd rev. ed.
Series: Occasional paper -- no. 2; Occasional paper (Roskilde universitetscenter. International Development Studies) -- no. 2
Publisher: International Development Studies, Roskilde University Centre
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Roskilde, Denmark
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: Economic development; Politics and government; Economic policy
Notes: "The papers in this volume were all presented at a researcher course for Ph. D. students on 'Development theory and the role of the state in Third World countries,' co-sponsored by the Danish Research Academy, and held on March 4-9, 1991, in Hornbaek, Denmark"--Pref.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Theories of the state  -- John Martinussen -- (30 p.).; title: Discourse of planning and political economy in postcolonial India  -- Amiya Kumar Bagchi -- (52 p.).; title: Third World democratic experiences and development theory  -- Georg Sørensen -- (22 p.).; title: Debate on the developmental state  -- Laurids S Lauridsen -- (26 p.).; title: Policy process and regime form  -- John Martinussen -- (26 p.).; title: Is there a new political economy of development?  -- John Toye -- (26 p.).; title: Towards a further developed materialistic understanding of the state -- Olle Törnquist-- (12 p.).