Paths to Development in Asia: South Korea, Vietnam, China and Indonesia.

Tuong Vu

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Part I. Divergent National Paths of State Development: 1. State formation dynamics and developmental outcomes 2. South Korea: confrontation and the formation of a cohesive state 3. Indonesia: from accommodation to confrontation 4. Rival state formations in China: the republican and Maoist states 5. Vietnam: accommodation and arrested revolution Part II. Variants of Accommodation: Vietnam and Indonesia Compared: 6. Organizing accommodation in Vietnam: coalition government, united front, and the Leninist party 7. Organizing accommodation in Indonesia: parliament and status-based parties 8. Talking accommodation in Vietnam: nation, the people, and class struggle 9. Talking accommodation in Indonesia: nation, the people, God, and Karl Marx 10. Rethinking developmental states Bibliography.

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