Routledge - Industrialization in Sandinista Nicaragua Book

Explore the complexities of economic policy and development with this academic work from Routledge. This book examines the Sandinista mixed economy in Nicaragua, specifically focusing on its status as a transitional model. It provides a detailed look at whether the country's industrialization strategy could have maintained stability if given a longer period to implement its goals. Readers will gain insights into the mechanics of Nicaragua's mixed economy, which remained stable for nearly eleven years. This text is a valuable resource for those studying economic history, political economy, and the practical applications of development theories in Latin America. It offers a deep dive into the relationship between policy and practice within a unique economic framework.