| Strategies of Development: Indonesia and Malaysia 1960-present |
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| Written by Randall Wood | |
| Friday, 06 January 2006 | |
 This paper looks at two nations that developed economically according to very different paradigms from 1960 through the 21st century, and extracts lessons for developing countries looking for strategies for economic development. This paper was part of the SAIS I-Dev Final Integrating Seminar.
Download the paper in PDF format here. Section Titles: Specific Policies Policies in the Four Aspects Social Economic Political Environmental Policies that Link the National and Local Levels Compatibility of policies with each other Import Substitution Industrialization 35 Agricultural Expansion and Income Redistribution Crony Capitalism Investment in Education and Social Programs Foreign Direct Investment Population Control Through Family Planning To what degree did the policies fit known development models? Which model offers the most hope for development? |
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