Economic Neoliberalism and International Development

Michael Tribe

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Introduction: Economic neoliberalism and international development / Michael Tribe -- How did economic neoliberalism become mainstream? / Bernard Walters -- Privatisation in developing countries : an evolving relationship between state and markets / Colin Kirkpatrick -- Neoliberalism, macro-economic policy and development / John Weiss and Michael Tribe -- Neoliberalism and trade policy / John Weiss -- Neoliberalism and manufacturing sector development / Peter Lawrence and Frederick Nixson -- Economic neoliberalism and African development / Augustin Kwasi Fosu and Dede Woade Gafa -- Liberalised trade policy with state commitment to growth : the case of Bangladesh / Mozammel Huq -- Economic neoliberalism in Latin America / John Weiss -- Neoliberalism and economic policymaking in contemporary China / Chen Li -- The Polish transition to capitalism : an historical perspective 1989-2018 / Robert Millward -- Concluding remarks / Michael Tribe.

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2008Goodbye Washington Consensus, hello Washington confusion?: A review of the World Bank's 'Economic growth in the 1990s: Learning from a decade of reform'2009Postface: Defining Neoliberalism

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