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i ntduction ton Economic Development 3 G o th Versus Development 5 I story of Development Theory 12 ( hsmges in Rece Deve opment Thinking 27 h4t Lessons [ave We Learned and Where Do We Go Hon Herer 31 Kcy 'Terms 32 R %.rences 33 Appendix: An Alternativ.- Explanation o the Neoclassical C rowth Model 35 2. uropean E mergence 39 (f th Diuring the Industrial Reolution 40 Agr icultural Growth 42 Proindus,triSalization and Trade 46 Exploitm l n and S lvery 49 The EvoIltion and Role of Political institutions 54 "Cul-ne and Nationali sm 60 C.loire and ichn ology 64 Wat. r Ie Have Learned 67 KRcv Tenms 69 Re erenc es 69 3. East Asian Experience 73 Early Experiences of Japan and China 75 Catching Up: A Neoclassical View 83 Catching Up: A Role for the State 88 Calching Up: Japanese Success 94 Catching Up: Early Chinese Failure 9q Taiwan and Korea 103 What We Have Learned 110 Key Terms i 1 ReferenceS 11 Appendi 113 4. Sub-Saharan Africa 117 Precolonial Period 118 The Colonial Era 120 PatTon-Client Political Structure 124 Urban-biased Policy 129 Urban Bias and Migration 130 Risk Management and Lineage Groups 134 Lineage Groups. Fertility and the Demographic Tansiion 139 The Failed State 143 Botswana: A Success Sory 145 What We Hae Learned 149 Key Terms 150 References t50 5. South Asia 153 Preindepen dence India 155 India After Independence 159 A Theoretical Framework 167 Population Growth and Unemployment 174 Poverty 178 "Dependence on Agriculture 179 Religion and Caste 18I Gender Bias 183 Education 187 What We Have Learned 1 9 Key Terms 19 " References ý '9 * L rneric a 97 Ah EeCenc of Spain 197 bh Colon o I, Period 200 eieende:cet and Trade . 202 ExpolL Ewansiom aMnd Growth 203 Imapnrt- s iiuition lIndustrial ization 205 C,/NLlizafion and due International NMonetary Fund 208 igalyiLion 214t+ Soi,,1n thn e ConmirHnent Prohlem 217 c n : "e il 220 7 TaIhdde I st a: d North Africa 225 Ei:arI Economy in the Precolonial Era 225 hc Preclonial and Colonia Eras 228 nhe Emwergence o Nation-States 21 Pe trolem Exports and lhe Petroa u m Exporters 232 "Petro um and NonpctrA umr Ex porters in MENA 239 What XW I-ave Le.arned 246 Kev n erm 247 leerenccs 248 c conmn tes 1n Transition- Socialist to Market 251 Ec,onnic Systems 253 Economic Performance of Socialismi f 255 Some Anaiysis on Transition 259 he Russian Experience 264 i fiv, (h,-Ies: Exp eieincL 26 ExwrLltion Tfor Dif ferern R oi.) n Paths 272 ,u;inablie Growth 273 "tr LenCe ned 287 Con, lons Wcat Heave eLeare 290 rAoaresen ce 291 Impact of Colonization 291 Role of the State 293 Role of Democracy 296 Tying It Al Together 299 Key Terms .299 References 300