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Democratization, Development, and the Patrimonial State in the Age of Globalization (Hardcover)
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Democratization, Development, and the Patrimonial State in the Age of Globalization (Hardcover)
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Postcolonial Third World states have historically faced two major
challenges: the promotion of economic development and the creation
of stable democracies. These challenges persist today; in the face
of globalization. While some developing former colonial countries
have gotten a foothold up on globalization others are not so
fortunate. In Democratization, Development and the Patrimonial
State in the Age of Globalization author Eric Budd investigates and
compares forms of patrimonialism in several developing states. The
traditional criticism of development countries, leveled by liberal
democracies and their constituents, is that too much patrimonialism
acts as a barrier in the face of economic development and
democratization. The author considers this criticism through a
comparative study of the Philippines, Peru, Taiwan, Chile, Ecuador,
and Indonesia. Each case holds a specific relationship to
patrimonialism. As a result these cases provide the author with a
unique window into the question of patrimonialism and its effect on
economic development and the development of democratic societies.
Democratization, Development and the Patrimonial State in the Age
of Globalization offers a significant contribution to disciplinary
discussions in international relations, economics, sociology,
development studies and globalization studies.
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