The role of bureaucracy in enforcing the planning sector in Korea - Zapata, Sandra
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The marvelous economic performances of East Asian countries attract worldwide attention and many scholars attribute these performances to the State's active intervention in the process of economic development, labeling these East Asian countries as the "developmental state". This work intends to contribute to this debate by looking at the importance of institutions and bureaucracy in the Korean developmental state and the lessons that Ecuador can learn from this Asian country's experience, regarded as an outstanding model of economic development.

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Produktbeschreibung
The marvelous economic performances of East Asian countries attract worldwide attention and many scholars attribute these performances to the State's active intervention in the process of economic development, labeling these East Asian countries as the "developmental state". This work intends to contribute to this debate by looking at the importance of institutions and bureaucracy in the Korean developmental state and the lessons that Ecuador can learn from this Asian country's experience, regarded as an outstanding model of economic development.
Autorenporträt
MSc. MIDP Sandra Zapata is a researcher in the field of International Relations especially in International Cooperation patterns in Latin America. She was granted a scholarship from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences in Ecuador-FLACSO,and from Seoul National University where she obtained the degree in International Development Policy.