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020			_a9780199264421
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245		0	_aPolitics in the developing world/ _cedited by Peter Burnell and Vicky Randall
260			_aOxford: _bOxford University Press, _c2005.
300			_axxiv, 407 p. ; _c25 cm.
505			_aIntroduction Vicky Randall and Peter Burnell Part I Approaches and Global Context 1. Analytical Approaches, Robin Theobald 2. Developing World in Global Political Economy, Anthony Payne 3. Developing World and International Relations and Organizations, Steve Hobden Part II Society and the State 4. Inequality, Jenny Pearce 5. Nation and Identity, Donald Horowitz 6. Religion, Jeff Haynes 7. Civil Society, Marina Ottoway Part III State and Society 8. Theories of Third World State, Adrian Leftwich 9. State and Military, Robin Luckham 10. State Failure and Conflict 11. State Building, Brian Smith 12. Democratization, Peter Burnell Part IV Policy Issues 13. Development Policy, Tony Addison 14. Environment, Peter Newell 15. Human Rights, Michael Freeman Part V 16. Fragmentation and Nation-Building: Indonesia and South Africa, Donald K. Emerson and R. Schrire 17. Vibrant versus Quiescent Civil Society: India and Saudi Arabia, Rob Jenkins and David Poole 18. Strong State, Hollow State: Chile and Zaire, Peter Siavelis and William Reno 19. Regional Power and Microstate: Nigeria and South Pacific, Julius O. Ihonvbere and Mark Otter 20. Democratic Advance or Military in Politics: Mexico and Pakistan, Laurence Whitehead and David Taylor 21. Development and Underdevelopment: South Korea and Honduras, Doh Chull Shin
650			_aDeveloping countries
650			_aPolitics and government
700			_aBurnell, Peter, ed.
700			_aRandall, Vicky, ed.
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