State, Market and Society in an Emerging Economy : Development and the Political Economy of Bangladesh (Paperback)

Introduction 1. State and Class: The Paradox of Development and Underdevelopment 2. Bangladesh Paradox: The Political Logic of Economic Development 3. The Development State: The Bangladesh Experience 4. Civil Society Organizations in Post-colonial Bangladesh: A Coalition with Business, Civil-military Bureaucracy and Partisan Politics 5. A historical analysis of the formation of the Bangladesh public administration as an institutionally complex system 6. Institutions and Economic Development in Bangladesh: Case Study of the Political Economy of Banks and Financial Institutions (BFIs) 7. Infrastructure and Development Aspirations of Bangladesh 8. Industrial Development Policies and Performances in the Post Independent Period 9. Urban Informal Credit Markets in Bangladesh 10. Banking Sector in Bangladesh after Financial Liberalization: Promises and Realities 11. The Global Energy Crisis and South Asia - Challenges for the Future 12. The social class relationship and agrarian transformation in Bangladesh 13. Urbanisation, Governance, and Informality 14. Digitalization of Public Service Delivery: Impacts on Economic and Social Development in Bangladesh 15. Transformation of Rural Bangladesh: Land, Labor, Credit and Agriculture 16. Sustainability and Climate Change: The Bangladesh Scenario 17. Opportunities and Impediments of Women Entrepreneurship in Bangladesh 18. SDGs in the Era of the Pandemic: Impacts, Implications, and Improvement Insights from Bangladesh 19. Impact of Migrant Workers' Remittances on Rural Bangladesh: A Migrant Smiling Curve Perspective 20. The Way Forward