Development policy in Thailand: From top-down to grass roots

Kelly, Matthew; Yutthaphonphinit, P; Seubsman, Sam-ang; Sleigh, Adrian

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Development policy in Thailand: From top-down to grass roots

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2012

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Kelly, Matthew

Yutthaphonphinit, P

Seubsman, Sam-ang

Sleigh, Adrian

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Canadian Center of Science and Education

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Top-down industrial development strategies initially dominated the developing world after the second World War but were eventually found to produce inequitable economic growth. For a decade or more, governments and international development agencies have

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Asian Social Science

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10.5539/ass.v8n13p29

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