Multinationals, the State and Control of the Nigerian Economy
1st Edition
Published on 14. July 2014
366 pages
978-1-4008-5850-7 (ISBN)
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Thomas Biersteker evaluates the sources of Third World economic nationalism and assesses the significance of the changes that have taken place between North and South since the early 1970s. Neo-classical and neo-Marxist approaches to international and comparative political economy are explored to develop methods and select criteria for the assessment of major change.
Originally published in 1987.
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Content
FrontMatter, pg. i
CONTENTS, pg. vii
FIGURES, pg. ix
TABLES, pg. xi
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, pg. xv
ABBREVIATIONS, pg. xix
INTRODUCTION, pg. 1
CHAPTER ONE. Assessments of Indigenization: A Critical Review of Six Theoretical Approaches, pg. 11
CHAPTER TWO. The State as Collaborator: The First Indigenization Decree, pg. 52
CHAPTER THREE. Fronting, Commercial Consolidation, and Inequality, pg. 97
CHAPTER FOUR. The State as Initiator: The Second Indigenization Decree, pg. 159
CHAPTER FIVE. Maintaining Control: Multinational Responses to the Second Decree, pg. 199
CHAPTER SIX. The Control of Finance and the Development of Capitalism in Nigeria, pg. 245
CHAPTER SEVEN. The Dialectics of Indigenization: Stagnation and Transformation at Alternative Levels ofAnalysis, pg. 284
APPENDIX A. Research Methods and Sampling of Companies of Individuals Interviewed, pg. 300
APPENDIX B. Methodology and Codebook for Data Set Assembled on Incorporated Enterprises in Nigeria, pg. 313
APPENDIX C. Microeconomic Data Gathered about the Operations of Manufacturing Firms, pg. 322
APPENDIX D. Chronology of Economic Nationalism in Nigeria, pg. 324
BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 327
INDEX, pg. 337
CONTENTS, pg. vii
FIGURES, pg. ix
TABLES, pg. xi
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, pg. xv
ABBREVIATIONS, pg. xix
INTRODUCTION, pg. 1
CHAPTER ONE. Assessments of Indigenization: A Critical Review of Six Theoretical Approaches, pg. 11
CHAPTER TWO. The State as Collaborator: The First Indigenization Decree, pg. 52
CHAPTER THREE. Fronting, Commercial Consolidation, and Inequality, pg. 97
CHAPTER FOUR. The State as Initiator: The Second Indigenization Decree, pg. 159
CHAPTER FIVE. Maintaining Control: Multinational Responses to the Second Decree, pg. 199
CHAPTER SIX. The Control of Finance and the Development of Capitalism in Nigeria, pg. 245
CHAPTER SEVEN. The Dialectics of Indigenization: Stagnation and Transformation at Alternative Levels ofAnalysis, pg. 284
APPENDIX A. Research Methods and Sampling of Companies of Individuals Interviewed, pg. 300
APPENDIX B. Methodology and Codebook for Data Set Assembled on Incorporated Enterprises in Nigeria, pg. 313
APPENDIX C. Microeconomic Data Gathered about the Operations of Manufacturing Firms, pg. 322
APPENDIX D. Chronology of Economic Nationalism in Nigeria, pg. 324
BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 327
INDEX, pg. 337
