Development and Underdevelopment in Historical Perspective: Populism, Nationalism, and Industrialization.

A. J. H. Latham · Gavin Kitching

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1. An Old Orthodoxy 2. Populism 3. Neo-populism 4. Neo-populism in Modern Development Theory 5. Populist Development in Action? Tanzania and China 6. Populism and Nationalism 7. Conclusions.

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