First Published in 1992. Bringing together papers from analysts from every continent, edited by Claude Auroi, this collection offers insight into the state's role and the challenges in researching its development. The authors recognise the concerns among young nations focused on which type of state system would lead to an organised nation while acknowledging the two major symbols of discussion in the Western type of state and the Marxist state. They argue points of commonality and thus analyse the qualifying adjective of 'state' to suggest patterns and future discernments.
First Published in 1992. Bringing together papers from analysts from every continent, edited by Claude Auroi, this collection offers insight into the state's role and the challenges in researching its development. The authors recognise the concerns among young nations focused on which type of state system would lead to an organised nation while acknowledging the two major symbols of discussion in the Western type of state and the Marxist state. They argue points of commonality and thus analyse the qualifying adjective of 'state' to suggest patterns and future discernments.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Introduction, CLAUDE AUROI; Part I The General Problematique; Chapter 2 State and Civil Society: Prospects for the Theme, ABDELLATIF BENACHENHOU; Chapter 3 Conceptualising State and Civil Society Relations: Towards a Methodological Critique of Contemporary Africanism, MAHMOOD MAMDANI; Chapter 4 The Nation-State as the Main Factor of Social Destabilisation in the Periphery. The Gordian Knot of Development, FARHAD AFSHAR; Part II Part Icipation and the State; Chapter 5 Democracy, Dictatorship and Development. Consequences for Economic Development of Different Forms of Regime in the Third World, GEORG SØRENSEN; Chapter 6 Social Movements and Processes of Democratisation in Latin America, FERNANDO CALDERON, MARIO DOS SANTOS; Chapter 7 Part Icipatiom and Development: Emerging State-Civil Society Relation in India, R.B. JAIN; Part III Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State; Chapter 8 Economic Reforms and Transformation of the Role of the State, MICHEL BEAUD; Chapter 9 Adjusters or Followers? A Different Approach to the Role of the State in Arab Economic Life, ALI AL-NASSAR; Chapter 10 Economic Reform in Latin America: Groping for Ways out of the Crisis, JORGE SCHVARZER; Chapter 11 Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State: The Taiwan Experience, FOH TSRANG TANG; Chapter 12 Economic Reforms and Transformation of the Role of the State. The Case of Tunisia, SALEM MILADI; Chapter 13 Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Senegal Example, ABDEL KADER BOYE; Part IV Challenges for Research and Education in Social Sciences; Chapter 14 Considerations on the Role of the State in Development Processes in the Light of the OECD Development Centre Research on the Changing Balance between Public and Private Sectors, JEAN BONVIN; Chapter 15 State and Development into the 1990s: The Issues for Researchers, EMANUEL DE KADT, ZOE MARS, GORDON WHITE; Chapter 16 Autonomy and Stability. The Challenge for Latin American Social Science, FERNANDO CALDERON, PATRICIA PROVOSTE; Chapter 17 Development Models and Culture Identities in Asia, D.G.P. SENEVIRATNE; Chapter 18 The Crisis of the State in Africa, PAULIN J. HOUNTONDJI; Chapter 19 The Transformations in the Role of the State and their Impact on Higher Education - A Latin American Perspective on Research and Graduate Training, ISABEL LICHA; Chapter 20 Social Sciences in the Arab World, BASSEM SERHAN;
Chapter 1 Introduction, CLAUDE AUROI; Part I The General Problematique; Chapter 2 State and Civil Society: Prospects for the Theme, ABDELLATIF BENACHENHOU; Chapter 3 Conceptualising State and Civil Society Relations: Towards a Methodological Critique of Contemporary Africanism, MAHMOOD MAMDANI; Chapter 4 The Nation-State as the Main Factor of Social Destabilisation in the Periphery. The Gordian Knot of Development, FARHAD AFSHAR; Part II Part Icipation and the State; Chapter 5 Democracy, Dictatorship and Development. Consequences for Economic Development of Different Forms of Regime in the Third World, GEORG SØRENSEN; Chapter 6 Social Movements and Processes of Democratisation in Latin America, FERNANDO CALDERON, MARIO DOS SANTOS; Chapter 7 Part Icipatiom and Development: Emerging State-Civil Society Relation in India, R.B. JAIN; Part III Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State; Chapter 8 Economic Reforms and Transformation of the Role of the State, MICHEL BEAUD; Chapter 9 Adjusters or Followers? A Different Approach to the Role of the State in Arab Economic Life, ALI AL-NASSAR; Chapter 10 Economic Reform in Latin America: Groping for Ways out of the Crisis, JORGE SCHVARZER; Chapter 11 Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State: The Taiwan Experience, FOH TSRANG TANG; Chapter 12 Economic Reforms and Transformation of the Role of the State. The Case of Tunisia, SALEM MILADI; Chapter 13 Economic Reforms and Changes in the Role of the State in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Senegal Example, ABDEL KADER BOYE; Part IV Challenges for Research and Education in Social Sciences; Chapter 14 Considerations on the Role of the State in Development Processes in the Light of the OECD Development Centre Research on the Changing Balance between Public and Private Sectors, JEAN BONVIN; Chapter 15 State and Development into the 1990s: The Issues for Researchers, EMANUEL DE KADT, ZOE MARS, GORDON WHITE; Chapter 16 Autonomy and Stability. The Challenge for Latin American Social Science, FERNANDO CALDERON, PATRICIA PROVOSTE; Chapter 17 Development Models and Culture Identities in Asia, D.G.P. SENEVIRATNE; Chapter 18 The Crisis of the State in Africa, PAULIN J. HOUNTONDJI; Chapter 19 The Transformations in the Role of the State and their Impact on Higher Education - A Latin American Perspective on Research and Graduate Training, ISABEL LICHA; Chapter 20 Social Sciences in the Arab World, BASSEM SERHAN;
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