The growth paths of state-society relations: Power dynamics, industrial policy, and the pursuit of inclusive and sustainable growth (Record no. 22161)
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| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 978-1802622461 |
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| Classification number | 301 |
| 100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Sabry, Mohamed Ismail |
| 245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | The growth paths of state-society relations: Power dynamics, industrial policy, and the pursuit of inclusive and sustainable growth |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. | |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Bingley, |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Emerald Publishing Limited: |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2023. |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | viii, 263p., app., bib., ind., 24 cm X 16 cm |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE | |
| General note | Recommended by: Gyandeep Hazarika<br/>----------------------------------------------------- |
| 521 ## - TARGET AUDIENCE NOTE | |
| Target audience note | Content:<br/><br/>I<br/>Theoretical Perspectives of State-Business-Labor Relations, Industrial Policy, and Growth Paths<br/>1. The Different State-Society Modes<br/>Actors and Power Relations<br/>State-Business-Labor Relations<br/>SBLR Actors and Power Allocation<br/>Other Dimensions: Coordination and State Interest<br/>The Four SBLR Modes Mapping the Four Modes<br/>Balanced Relations<br/>State Capture<br/>Crony Relations<br/>State-Dominated Relations<br/>Changing SBLR Modes<br/>Notes<br/>2. The Origins of SBLR Modes<br/>Between Path Dependency and Deterministic Paths<br/>Deterministic Forces and SBLR<br/>Political-Economic Factors<br/>Geographical Factors<br/>Legal Factors<br/>Cultural Factors<br/>History and SBLR: Path Dependency<br/>Empirical Suggestions<br/>Note<br/>3. State-Society Modes and Industrial Policy<br/>Industrial Policy: A General Understanding<br/>State-Business-Labor Relations and Industrial Policy<br/>The General Case The Four Modes and Industrial Policy<br/>Balanced Industrial Policy<br/>Captured Industrial Policy<br/>Crony Industrial Policy<br/>State-Dominance Industrial Policy<br/>Empirical Evidence on SBLR and Industrial Policy<br/>A General Overview<br/>SBLR Modes and Enactment of Policies<br/>SBLR Modes and Benefits/Losses from Policies<br/>Industrial Policy in the Twenty-First Century and SBLR<br/>Technology and Innovation Policies<br/>Welfare Policies<br/>Green Policies<br/>The Interrelatedness of the Three Policy Fields<br/>Notes<br/>4. State-Society Relations and Economic Paths SBLR and Inclusive and Sustainable Growth in Today's World<br/>Favoritism, State Power, and Growth Paths<br/>SBLR Modes, Policies, and Growth Paths: Empirical Evidence<br/>A General Overview<br/>The Effect of SBLR Power Modes on Growth Paths<br/>Notes<br/>II<br/>World Cases in a Comparative Lens<br/>5. The Four Case Studies<br/>The Cases<br/>SBLR in the Four Countries<br/>Industrial Policies in the Four Countries<br/>Growth Paths of the Four Countries<br/>From SBLR to Policy to Growth Path: An Overview<br/>Note<br/>6. Balanced-SBLR in Germany<br/>The Development of the Balanced Mode in Germany Characteristics of German SBLR<br/>German SBLR and Industrial Policy<br/>The Resulting Growth Path of Germany<br/>Notes<br/>7. The USA and State-Capture<br/>Origins of the US SBLR<br/>Characteristics of SBLR in the USA<br/>SBLR and Industrial Policy in the USA<br/>A General Overview<br/>Reindustrialization and Industrie 4.0<br/>Welfare Policies<br/>Green Policies<br/>The Growth Path of the USA<br/>Economic Growth<br/>Equality of Distribution<br/>Sustainability<br/>8. Russia and Crony State-Society Relations<br/>The Origins of SBLR in Russia<br/>Characteristics of Russian SBLR |
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| General subdivision | business & economics development |
| -- | sustainable development |
| -- | development economics & emerging economies |
| -- | industrial policy |
| -- | social systems |
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