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Routledge Dominant Classes and the State in Development Book

Name: Routledge Dominant Classes and the State in Development Book
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Explore the complex relationship between capitalist development and political power with Dominant Classes and the State in Development. In this work, Professor Banerjee examines why capitalist growth leads to specific political alliances between the state and economically dominant classes. Using an evolutionary approach to social structure, the book develops a theory regarding the interactions within and among business and manufacturing firms. This text highlights specific market processes that lead to the formation of dominant economic classes. By combining structural-evolutionary conceptions of property relations with models of state planning and regulation, Professor Banerjee offers a deep look into how these forces shape society. The book applies these theoretical frameworks to the specific case of India, providing a detailed analysis of how market models and state actions function together in a real-world context. This is an essential resource for those studying the connections between economic structures, state regulation, and social class formation.

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Analyzes the political alliances formed between the state and dominant economic classes during capitalist development.

Uses an evolutionary approach to social structure to study interactions among business and manufacturing firms.

Provides a theoretical framework for understanding how market processes promote the formation of dominant classes.

Combines structural-evolutionary conceptions of property relations with models of state planning and regulation.

Offers a detailed case study focusing on the specific economic and political landscape of India.

Examines the relationship between market models and state-led regulation in modern development.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367019906
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 07 June 2019
Listed Since: 06 June 2019

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