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Manufacturing Miracles

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Preface
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DISCIPLINE AND DEVELOPMENT
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Race and Regionalism in the Politics of Taxation in Brazil and South Africa
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APPENDIX: COMPARATIVE-HISTORICAL ANALYSIS
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COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL ANALYSIS
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Developing countries and the concept of development
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Growth and stagnation: theories and experiences
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Agricultural development and rural development
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State formation and political aspects of development
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The international economic and political order since 1945
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Socio-Economic Development
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Preface
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Developing countries and the concept of development
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Development of the international economic order, 1450–2015
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Growth and stagnation: theories and experiences
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Technology and development
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Population and development
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Health, healthcare and development
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Education and development
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Economic development, structural change and industrialisation
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Industrial development
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Agricultural development and rural development
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Cultural and institutional dimensions of development
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Foreign aid and development
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