CONTEXTUALIZING LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

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CONTEXTUALIZING LOCAL

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Hasan, Lubna

Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

1998

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This bifurcation of analysis is influenced by Gurr and King (c.f. Syrett 1995, p 72) who argue

that the capacity of a local government to successfully initiate a process of LED can be examined in a two

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problem but it does serve as a useful starting point. It is in no way implied here that these two conditions

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