This book explores the political conditions essential for inclusive development, analyzing case studies from Mexico, Indonesia, Chile, and South Korea. It critiques official policies for neglecting state capacity and productive employment, emphasizing that progress relies on political struggle and an inclusive coalition with broad societal support.
Chile, Argentina, and Mexico
The book explores the complex relationship between market liberalization and democratization in Latin America during the 1980s and 1990s. Judith Teichman provides a comparative analysis of Chile, Argentina, and Mexico, investigating how the politics of market reform influenced democratic practices in these countries. By examining the implications of these transformations, the work aims to clarify the ongoing debates surrounding the interplay between economic policies and democratic development in the region.