The State and the Political Economy of Reform in Syria
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Political economy, Syria
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This volume explores the development of Syria's political economy under the Baath, particularly the role of the state in facilitating or obstructing economic development. Raymond Hinnebusch provides a brief overview of the literature and debates on the issue. His examination of Syria's political economy under populism (1963-2000) is followed by Søren Schmidt's analysis of the post-populist period since 2000.
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Debates on Syrian Political Economy Under the Baath—R. Hinnebusch
The Political Economy of Populist Authoritarianism—R. Hinnebusch
The Developmental Role of the State: Lessons from Syria—S. Schmidt.
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