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Page numbers in italics are figures; with ‘t’ are tables. Abrahamsen, Rita 19 accountability 11, 23, 115; and Chinese/ Vietnamese reform 140, 146; and civil society 36; and economic policy 159; and microeconomics 116–17 Acemoglu, Daron 164 Ades, Alberto 72 Africa; culture 32–4, 40, 42–4, 48; and development discourse 29; indigenous democratic capitalism 31–6; and PFM systems 110; structural adjustment 185n.3 agenda, World Bank’s good governance 15–16 ‘aggregate governance indicators’ 72 aid, conditionalities 14, 15, 17, 20–1 Andrews, Matthew 5, 12, 17, 22 Argentina 23, 118, 120, 121t, 122, 125–6 Aron, Janine 8, 12 Asian Development Bank 136 associational life 37 autonomization 142–3, 144, 145 Bangladesh 12–13, 155, 173–6 ‘basic needs’ approach to development 67 Bayart, Jean-François 46 black (parallel) market 38 ‘bottom-up’ decision-making 63, 65, 185n.4 bourgeoisie 45–6, 48 Bretton Woods institutions 20, 59, 61 budgeting 139
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business; -government relationships 155; private sector, in Africa 45; and trust in judiciary and security institutions 76–80t, 83–5, 84t Byerly, Henry 185n.3 Cambodia, growth 12 capability development 26, 155, 157, 179 capacity, government, and economic reform 56–8 capital flight 164 capitalism; and governance discourse 40; indigenous 31–6 Carnap, Rudolf 73 Chambers, Robert 185n.4 Chang, Ha-Joon 9 Chile 22, 86–7, 86 China 68; business class 47; and economic growth 24; growth 12; as transition economy 135–46 civic activity 8 civic institutions 23–4, 36–9, 115–18, 130–3; case studies 118–30 class, social 45–6 clientelism 14, 23, 46–7, 130, 131, 132 closed institutions 11 colonialism 157–8, 164; neo- 60; post- 31–2; trade policies 156–7 Communist Party 135, 139, 140–1 competition 156 competitiveness 156–7, 173 Comprehensive Development Framework (CDF) (Wolfensohn) 2 conditionalities, and aid 14, 15, 17, 20–1, 67 consultation 63–7
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