Rethinking Good Governance in Developing Economies: Institutions, Governance and Development in Thailand

Dr. André Ufer

doi:10.5771/9783845211589

Summary

Ist der „Good Governance“-Ansatz der lang gesuchte Schlüssel zum Tor wirtschaftlicher Entwicklung und Armutsbekämpfung? Eine genaue Analyse der Geschichte der Entwicklung in Europa und Asien kann diese Behauptung nicht bestätigen. Während der Ansatz geeignet sein mag, Entwicklungsländer durch ein vordergründig „gutes Investorenklima“ besser in die Weltwirtschaft zu integrieren, sind doch die Bedingungen für technologischen Aufschwung und nachhaltige Entwicklung dadurch nicht gesichert. Stattdessen müssen Staaten in die Lage versetzt werden, ihre komplexen politischen Systeme und Institutionen, auch gegen den Widerstand „spezieller“ Interessen, so zu reorganisieren, dass eine breitgefächerte, wirtschaftlich-technologisch getragene Transformation stattfinden kann.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2008
Copyright Year: 2008
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-3875-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-1158-9
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Volkswirtschaftslehre
Volume: 1
Language: English
Pages: 206
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 4
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Preface No access Pages 5 - 6
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1. Abbreviations No access Pages 7 - 13
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2. List of Figures No access Pages 13 - 14
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3. List of Tables No access Pages 14 - 14
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4. Thai Prime Ministers 1947 – 2006 No access Pages 14 - 16
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1. Good Governance and Economic Development: Key Issues, Problems and Suggested Improvements No access Pages 17 - 19
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2. Methodology and Structure No access Pages 19 - 26
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1. The Origins and Economic Rationale of Good Governance No access Pages 27 - 31
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2. The Emergence of Good Governance Reform in Thailand after 1997 No access Pages 31 - 35
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3. The Changing Role of Governance in Thailand No access Pages 35 - 40
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1. 1. Foundations of Market-Liberal Thought: Unrestricted Markets as the Tool for Development and Growth No access Pages 41 - 45
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  2. New Political Economy No access Pages 45 - 49
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  3. New Institutional Economics No access Pages 49 - 53
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  4. Good Governance on the World Bank Agenda No access Pages 53 - 57
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2. 1. Governance, Class Structure, Institutional Change and Development No access Pages 57 - 70
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  2. Governance and the Economics of Rents in the Transformation Process No access Pages 70 - 73
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  3. Governance of Structural Change and Microeconomic Coordination Problems: Problems and Costs of Acquisition of Technology No access Pages 73 - 78
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  4. Governance of Structural Change and Microeconomic Coordination Problems: Information Failures and Low Level Equilibrium Traps No access Pages 78 - 82
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3. Evaluating Governance in the Transformation Process and Improving the “Good Governance” Consensus No access Pages 82 - 84
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1. Conditions for Institutional Change and Development: Push and Pull Signals No access Pages 85 - 89
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2. State and Capital after 1947: Governing the Foundations of Thai Capitalism No access Pages 89 - 94
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3. 1. The Politico-Financial Axis No access Pages 94 - 98
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  2. The Financial Sector and Manufacturing Groups No access Pages 98 - 101
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  3. The Patronage System, Governance and Economic Development No access Pages 101 - 106
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4. The Macro Agencies No access Pages 106 - 108
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1. Rural Capital and the New Political System in Thailand after 1973 No access Pages 109 - 118
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2. Parliamentary Rule and New Conflicts of Distribution: Governance, Corruption and Political Stability No access Pages 118 - 126
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1. The Institutional Structure of the Open Economy No access Pages 127 - 131
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2. 1. The Political Economy of the Trade Regime in Thailand No access Pages 131 - 136
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  2. The Consequences: Contradictions and the Impasse of Sustained Development in Thailand No access Pages 136 - 145
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  3. The Consequences: The Crisis of Technology and Declining International Competitiveness No access Pages 145 - 154
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1. The Situation in the Early 1990s No access Pages 155 - 156
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2. 1. Liberalization and Rent-Seeking No access Pages 156 - 163
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  2. Liberalization and Politization No access Pages 163 - 166
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  3. Liberalization, Patron-Client Networks and Distributive Conflicts No access Pages 166 - 170
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1. Rethinking Good Governance No access Pages 171 - 180
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  1. The Economic Performance under Thaksin No access
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References No access Pages 189 - 206
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