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020			_a0198297637
040			_cCUS
082			_a320.15 _bBRO/S
245		0	_aState capacity in East Asia: Japan,Taiwan,China, and Vietnam/ _cedited by Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard
260			_aNew york: _bOxford university press, _c2000.
300			_a310p. _c23 cm
505			_a1. Introduction: State capacity in East Asia ; 2. The weak state of Japan ; 3. State and economy: some observations and inferences from the Japanese experience ; 4. Institutionalizing post-war Japanese political economy: industrial policy revisited ; 5. The waning of the Kuomintang state on Taiwan ; 6. State capacity in an Asian democracy: the example of Taiwan ; 7. State capacity in the ROC and PRC: a comparative perspective ; 8. When states unravel: how China's cadres shaped Cultural Revolution politics ; 9. State capacity and social control in China ; 10. Informalization and growth: the political economy of local enterprises ; 11. What the Vietnamese state can do ; 12. China and Vietnam: viable socialism in a market economy
650			_aPolitics and government _9898
650			_aEast Asia _915106
650			_aVietnam _915107
700			_aBrodsgaard, Kjeld Erik _915108
942			_cWB16 _01