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REGIME CHANGE: A change from wasteful development
25 May 2012
In comparative politics the word “regime” refers to the formal and informal institutions by which political power is acquired and exercised.Credibility and the search for a new developmental model — Greg Felker
25 May 2012
MAY 26 — In comparative politics the word “regime” refers to the formal and informal institutions by which political power is acquired and exercised. In political economy, a regime refers to an enduring combination of “socio-economic alliances, political-economic institutions, and a public-policy profile” (Pempel 1998: 20). In the case of ...25 May 2012
Credibility and the search for a new developmental model In comparative politics the word “regime” refers to the formal and informal institutions by which political power is acquired and exercised. In political economy, a regime refers to an enduring combination of “socio-economic alliances, political-economic institutions, and a public-policy profile” (Pempel 1998: 20). In the case of Malaysia ...In this category: Websites: 0, Number of pages: 0, Last updated: 25 May 2012
