US EditionThe rise and reversal of bureaucratic capacity: lessons from Chinese history
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The rise and reversal of bureaucratic capacity: lessons from Chinese history
In a previous post, I discussed ways in which recent historical political economy research has advanced the study of state capacity. In a field long dominated by the European state-building experience, studies on China have challenged our prior assumptions about the origins and evolution of state capacity.The Chinese case offers three key departures from the European case. First, it is possible to build the very apparatus needed for extraction w…
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