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Curriculum Vitae

Date of Compilation: 5 November 2018

Name: Ha-Joon Chang

Date of Birth: 7 October 1963

Nationality: Korean (Republic of)

Education

1. March 1982 – February 1986: B. A., Department of Economics, Seoul National

University, Korea

2. October 1986 – September 1987: M. Phil., Faculty of Economics and Politics,

University of Cambridge

3. October 1987 – February 1992: Ph. D., Faculty of Economics and Politics,

University of Cambridge (intermitted October 1988 - September 1989, due to

compulsory military service)

Employment

1. October 1990 – September 2004: Assistant Director of Development Studies,

Faculty of Economics and Politics, University of Cambridge

2. October 2004 – November 2004 : Lecturer in Development Studies (job re-titled),

Faculty of Economics and Politics, University of Cambridge

3. November 2004 – September 2005 : Lecturer in Development Studies, Faculty of

Economics (faculty re-titled), University of Cambridge

4. October 2005 – : Reader in the Political Economy of Development, Faculty of

Economics, University of Cambridge

Other Work Experiences

Research Direction

1. Project Leader on “Industrial Organisation and Industrial Policy”, ESRC

(Economic and Social Research Council) Centre for Business Research,

Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge (October 1994 -

September 1996)

2. Project Coordinator on “Development of East and South-East Asia and a New

Development Strategy – Role of the Government”, UNCTAD (United Nations

Conference on Trade and Development), financed by the Japanese Ministry of

Foreign Affairs (July 1995 - December 1995)

3. Project Director on “Institutions and Economic Development – Theory, History,

and Contemporary Experiences”, World Institute for Development Economics

Research (WIDER) (February 2004 – December 2005)

4. Professorial Research Associate, School of Oriental and African Studies,

University of London (November 2015 – )

Teaching

1. Visiting Professor at the Institute of Developing Economies Advanced School

(IDEAS), Tokyo, Japan, December, 1998

2. Visiting Professor at the Korea Development Institute (KDI) School of

International Deveolopment and Management, Seoul, Korea, March – June 1999

3. Visiting Professor at the Department of Economics, Korea University, Seoul,

Korea, March 2003 – February 2004

5. Course Director for the Cambridge Advanced Programme on Rethinking

Development Economics (CAPORDE), financed by the Ford Foundation and

hosted by the Development Studies Committee, 2001-2008 (average annual grant

value $232,500)

Consultancy

1. Consultant to many UN organisations

• UNDESA (United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs),

New York

• UNDP (United Nations Development Program), New York Headquarters

and the Office for Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei

• UNRISD (United Nations Research Institute for Social Development),

Geneva

• ILO (International Labour Office), Geneva

• FAO (Food and Agricultural Organisation), Rome

• The South Centre, Geneva

• UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development),

Geneva

• INTECH (Institute for New Technologies), Maastricht

• WIDER (World Institute for Development Economics Research), Helsinki

• UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), Vienna

• ECLAC (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean),

Santiago

• UNECA (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa), Addis Ababa

2. Consultant to multilateral financial organisations

• World Bank, Washington, D.C.

• Asian Development Bank, Manila

• European Investment Bank, Luxembourg

3. Consultant to various national government agencies

• DfID (Department for International Development), the UK Government

• ODI (Overseas Development Institute), the UK Government

• DTI (Department of Trade and Industry), South African Government

• OECF (Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund), Japanese Government

• IDRC (International Development Research Centre), Canadian Government

• The Presidency, Venezuelan Government

• The City Congress, Mexico City Government

• MIPRO (Ministry for the Coordination of Production, Employment and

Competitiveness), Ecuadorian Government

• The Presidency, Indonesian Government

• Civil Service College, Singapore Government

• National Planning Commission, Namibian Government

• Khazanah Nasional Berhad (sovereign wealth fund), Malaysian Government

• ANTEL (state-owned telecommunications company), Uruguayan Government

• BIS (Department for Business, Innovation, and Skills), UK Government

• Parliament, Mexican Government

• IDC (Industrial Development Corporation), South African Government

• Ministry of the National Economy, Kazakhstan Government

• Industrial Clusters, Saudi Arabian Government

• Ministry of Economy and Planning, Saudi Arabian Government

4. Consultant to private sector orgnisations

• Shell, UK

• KFI (Korean Federation of Industries), Korea

• Shinhan Financial Group, Korea

• Protejer, Argentina

• Korea Economic Daily, Korea

• Samsung Securities, UK

• Farallon Capital, UK

• Robeco, the Netherlands

• Hyundai Motor Cars, Korea

• Bizim Menku Degerler, Turkey

• KCCI (Korea Chamer of Commerce and Industry), Korea

• Hankyoreh Newspaper, Korea

• Royal Bank of Canada Asset Management, UK

5. Consultant to various NGOs

• ActionAid

• Brettonwoods Project

• Christian Aid

• CAFOD (Catholoic Agency for Overseas Development)

• CEPR (Center for Economic and Policy Research)

• Oxfam International

• Third World Network

Awards

1. 2003 Gunnar Myrdal Prize for best monograph, awarded by the EAEPE (European

Association for Evolutionary Political Economy)

2. 2005 Wassily Leontief Prize for Advancing the Frontiers of Economic Thought

awarded by Tufts University

3. 2011 Pony Chung Innovation Prize awarded by the Pony Chung Foundation, Seoul,

Korea

4. Honorary Doctorate and Honorary Professorship, National University of Piura,

Peru, 2011

Fellowships and Committee Memberships external to the University

1. Member, Steering Committee for the project on “Economic Policymaking and

Implementation in Africa: A Case Study of Strategic Trade and Selective Industrial

Policies”, sponsored by the Canadian Government’s IDRC (International

Development Research Centre), 1998-2000

2. Member, Advisory Panel for the Human Development Report, 1999, of the UNDP

(United Nations Development Program), 1998-99

3. Fellow, UNU/INTECH, Maastricht, August, 2003-5

4. Co-Chair, Steering Committee, International Forum for Development, November

2003 – February 2005

5. Team Leader, Evaluation Team for the National Human Development Reports,

UNDP, 2004-6

6. Member, UNDP Asia-Pacific Advisory Panel on Democratic Governance, 2005-7

7. Member, Presidential Commission on Policy Planning, Government of the Republic

of Korea, 2005 – 2008

8. Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Zed Press, London, 2006 – 2008

9. Senior Research Associate, CEPR (Center for Economic and Policy Research),

2007 -

10. Member, The Jury, 2008 Schumpeter Prize, International Schumpeter Society, 2008

11. Member, Policy Advisory Council, Institute for Public Policy Research, UK, 2009 –

12. Member, Trade and Development Expert Advisory Group, Intellectual Property

Office, the UK Government, 2011-12

13. Member, International Advisory Group, Forum for Youth, Participation and

Democracy (FYPD), Faculty of Education, Cambridge University, 2011 –

14. Member, Advisory Panel, Centre for Labour and Social Studies (CLaSS), UK, 2012

–

15. Member, Advisory Board, Academic Stand Against Poverty (ASAP), 2012 –

16. Member, International Advisory Board, Sheffield Political Economy Research

Institute (SPERI), 2012 –

17. Member, Scientific Advisory Board for Development Policy, European

Commission, 2012 – 2014

18. Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Business Research, Judge Business School,

University of Cambridge, 2013 –

19. Member, Advisory Board, Political Economy Research Centre, Goldsmiths,

University of London, 2015 –

20. Member, Scientific Committee, Research Project on Industrial Policy in Developing

Countries, Global Development Network, 2015 –

21. Professorial Research Associate, Department of Economics, School of Oriental and

African Studies (SOAS), London, 2016 –

22. Member, Committee for Development Policy, United Nations Economic and Social

Council, New York, 1 January 2019 – 31 December 2021

23. Governor, National Institute for Economic and Social Research, London, 2018 –

2023.

Journal Activities

1. Cambridge Journal of Economics, Editorial Board (1992 – 2015); Associate Editor

(2015 – )

2. Advisory Board, International Journal of Business and Society, 2000 –

3. Editorial Board, Journal of the Korean Economy, 2003 –

4. Associate Editor, Global Economic Review, 2004 –

5. Advisory Board, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 2004 –

6. Board of Trustees, Journal of Institutional Economics, 2004 –

7. Editorial Board, European Journal of Development Research, 2005 –

8. Editorial Board, International Journal of Technology and Globalisation, 2006 –

9. Editorial Committee, Revista de Economía Institucional, 2006 –

10. Editorial Board, New Global Studies, 2006 –

11. Editorial Board, World Economic Review, 2011 –

12. Editorial Board, Forum for Social Economics, 2012 –

13. Editorial Board, Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 2012 –

14. Editorial Board, Cuaderno de Economia, 2012 –

15. Scientific Committee, Revue d'Economie Industrielle, 2015 –

Contact Details

Faculty of Economics

Sidgwick Avenue

Cambridge, CB3 9DD

United Kingdom

Phone: +44-1223-335213

Fax: +44-1223-335475

e-mail: [email protected]

Personal website: www.hajoonchang.net

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.hajoonchang.net/

List of Publications

Ha-Joon Chang

Authored Books

1. The Political Economy of Industrial Policy, Macmillan, London and Basingstoke,

1994 (paperback edition, 1996)

• chapter 3 is reprinted in own collection, Globalization, Economic

Development and The Role of the State, 2003

• Persian translation (2014), Mashhad Chamber of Business, Industry and

Agriculture, Iran

2. El Papel del Estado en el Cambio Económico, Editorial Planeta Mexicana,

Mexico City, 1996 (collection of essays already published elsewhere translated

into Spanish and edited by Clemente Ruiz-Duran).

3. Kicking Away the Ladder – Development Strategy in Historical Perspective,

Anthem Press, London, 2002

• Winner, 2003 Gunnar Myrdal Prize for the best book awarded by the EAEPE

(European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy)

• Turkish translation (2003), Iletisim Publishing, Istanbul, Turkey

• Portuguese translation (2004), Editoria UNESP, São Paulo, Brazil

• Korean translation published (2004), Bookie, Seoul, Korea

• Spanish translation (2004), Los Libros de la Catarata, Madrid, Spain

• Chinese translation (2007), Academy of Social Sciences Press, Beijing, China

• Persian translation (2007), Rasa Institute, Tehran, Iran

• Japanese translation (2009), Nippon Hyoron Sha, Tokyo, Japan

• New Spanish translation (2011), Fundacion Mexico Social Siglo XXI, Mexico

City, Mexico

• Chinese translation [classical characters] (2011), Daring Publishing, Taiwan

• Vietnamese translation (2015), Lao Dong, Hanoi, Vietnam

4. Restructuring Korea Inc, RoutledgeCurzon, London, 2003 (co-author: Jang-Sup

Shin)

• Korean translation (2004), Changbi, Seoul, Korea.

5. Globalization, Economic Development and The Role of the State, Zed Press,

London, 2003 (collection of essays)

• Korean translation (2006) Bookie, Seoul, Korea

6. The Northern WTO Agenda on Investment – Do as We Say, Not as We Did, South

Centre, Geneva, and CAFOD (Catholic Agency for Overseas Development),

London, 2003 (co-author: Duncan Green)

7. Reclaiming Development – An Alternative Economic Policy Manual, Zed Press,

London, 2004 (co-author: Ilene Grabel), re-issued in 2014

• Turkish translation (2005), Imge Publishing House, Ankara, Turkey

• Indonesian translation (2007), Insist Press, Jakarta, Indonesia

• Portuguese translation (2007), Sururu, Cascais, Portugal

• Korean translation (2008), Bookie, Seoul, Korea

• Chinese translation (forthcoming), Commercial Press, Beijing, China

• Spanish translation is being prepared by Intermon/Oxfam, Madrid, Spain

8. Gae-Hyuck Ui Dut (The Reform Trap), Bookie, Seoul, 2004 (collection of essays

in Korean)

9. Kwe-Do Nan-Ma Hankook-Kyungje (Cutting the Gordian Knot – An Analysis of

the Korean Economy), Bookie, Seoul, 2005 (in Korean) (co-author: Seung-il

Jeong)

10. Why Developing Countries Need Tariffs - How WTO NAMA Negotiations Could

Deny Developing Countries' Right to a Future, South Centre, Geneva, and Oxfam

International, Oxford, 2005

• Persian translation (2011), Institute for Trade Studies and Research, Iran

11. The East Asian Development Experience – The Miracle, the Crisis, and the

Future, Zed Press, London, 2006 (collection of essays)

12. Bad Samaritans – Rich Nations, Poor Policies, and the Threat to the Developing

World, Random House, London, 2007

• The paperback edition is published as Bad Samaritans – Guilty Secrets of Rich

Nations and the Threat to Global Prosperity, in 2008

• The US edition is published as Bad Samaritans – The Myth of Free Trade and

the Secret History of Capitalism, by Bloomsbury Press, New York in 2008

(paperback edition, 2009)


• Italian translation (2008) , EGEA, Milan, Italy

• Brazilian Portuguese translation (2008), Editoria Campus-Elsevier, Rio de

Janeiro, Brazil

• Spanish translation (2008), Intermon/Oxfam, Madrid, Spain

• Indonesian translation (2008), PT Pustaka Utama Grafiti, Jakarta, Indonesia

• Argentinian Spanish translation (2009), Editoria Universidad Nacional de

Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

• Chinese translation [classical characters] (2010), Goodness Publishers, Taipei,

Taiwan

• Lativian translation (2011), Zvaigzne ABC, Riga, Latvia

• Turkish translation (2012), Epos, Istanbul, Turkey

• Romanian translation (2012), Polirom Publishing House, Bucharest, Romania

• Portuguese translation (2013), Clube do Autor, Lisbon, Portugal

• Farsi (Persian) translation (2013), Ameh Books, Tehran, Iran

• Mongolian translation (2014), Interpress, Ulan Bator, Mongolia

• Arabic translation (2015), Al Kotob Khan, Cairo, Egypt

• Polish translation (2016), Krytyka Polityczna, Warszawa, Poland

• Chinese translation (forthcoming), Academy of Social Sciences Press, Beijing,

China

• Sebrian translation (forthcoming), Mali VRT, Belgrade, Serbia

• Russian translation (forthcoming), Mann-Ivanov-Ferber Publishers, Moscow,

Russia

13. 23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism, Allen Lane (Penguin), London,

2010 (paperback edition, 2011), and Bloomsbury USA, New York, 2011

(paperback edition, 2012)

• German translation (2010), Bertelsmann, Gütersloh, Germany (paperback

edition, 2012, from Goldmann, Müchen, Germany)


• Dutch translation (2010), Nieuw Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Japanese translation (2010), Tokuma Shoten, Tokyo, Japan


• Greek translation (2011), Kastaniotis, Athens, Greece

• Turkish translation (2011), Say Yayinlari, Ankara, Turkey

• Hebrew translation (2011), Kinneret-Zmora, Tel Aviv, Israel

• Romanian translation (2011), Polirom Publishing House, Bucharest, Romania

• Spanish translation (2012), Debate, Barcelona, Spain

• Italian translation (2012), Il Saggiatore, Milano, Italy

• Icelandic translation (2012), Forlagid, Reykjavik, Iceland

• Chinese translation [classical characters] (2012), Goodness Publishers, Taipei,

Taiwan

• French translation (2012), Editions de Seuil, Paris, France

• Finnish translation (2012), Into Publishing, Helsinki, Finland

• Catalan translation (2012), Grup Editorial 62, Barcelona, Spain

• Russian translation (2012), AST Publishers, Moscow, Russia and OOO

Alpina, Moscow, Russia (from 2016)

• Chinese translation (2012), Xinhua Publishing House, Beijing, China

• Vietnamese translation (2012), DT Books, Vietnam

• Brazilian Portuguese translation (2013), Editoria Pensamento-Cultrix, São

Paulo, Brazil

• Arabic translation (2013), Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Publishing, Qatar

• Sebrian translation (2013), Mali VRT, Belgrade, Serbia


• Czech translation (2013), Argo, Prague, Czech Republic

• Latvian translation (2013), Zvaigzne ABC, Riga, Latvia

• Hungarian translation (2013), HVG, Budapest, Hungary

• Croatian translation (2014), Profil, Zagreb, Croatia

• Estonian translation (2014), Argo, Tallinn, Estonia

• Mongolian translation (2014), University of Mongolia Press, Ulan Bator,

Mongolia

• Bulgarian translation (2015), Iztok-Zapad Publishing House, Bozhurishte,

Bulgaria

• Danish translation (2016), Forlaget Klim, Aarhus, Denmark

• Swedish translation (2016), Santérus Forlag, Stockholm, Sweden

• Norwegian translation (2017), Vidarforlaget, Oslo, Norway

• Thai translation (forthcoming), WeLearn, Bangkok, Thailand

• Farsi (Persian) translation (forthcoming), Ameh Books, Tehran, Iran

• Albanian translation (forthcoming), Damo Publishing House, Pristina, Kosovo

• Ukranian translation (forthcoming), Nash Format, Kyiv, Ukraine

14. Moo-Ut-Eul Sun-Tek-Hal Gut-In-Ga (The Choices we have to make), Bookie,

Seoul, 2012 (in Korean) (co-authors: Seung-il Jeong and Jong-tae Lee)

15. Economics: The User’s Guide, Penguin, London (2014)

• Dutch translation (2014), Nieuw Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands


• The US edition (2014), Bloomsbury USA, New York, the USA

• Romanian translation (2014), Polirom Publishing House, Buchrest, Romania


• Spanish translation (2015), Debate, Barcelona, Spain

• Italian translation (2015), Il Saggiatore, Milan, Italy

• Brazilian Portuguese translation (2015), Claro Enigma Ltd., São Paulo, Brazil

• Japanese translation (2015), Toyo Keizai, Tokyo, Japan

• Finnish translation (2015), Into Publishing, Helsinki, Finland

• Turkish translation (2016), Say Kitap, Ankara, Turkey


• Thai translation (2017), Openworlds, Bangkok, Thailand

• Russian translation (forthcoming), Mann-Ivanov-Ferber Publishers, Moscow,

Russia

• Chinese translation (forthcoming), Beijing Imaginist Time, Beijing, China

• Chinese translation [classical characters] (forthcoming), Commonwealth

Magazine Press, Taipei, Taiwan

• Ukranian translation (forthcoming), Nash Format, Kyiv, Ukraine

• Norwegian translation (forthcoming), Vidarforlaget, Oslo, Norway

• Malay translation (forthcoming), Abideen Publishing, Bangi, Malaysia

16. Transformative Industrial Policy for Africa, United Nations Economic

Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (2016) (co-authors: Jostein Hauge

and Muhammad Irfan)

Edited Books

1. The Transformation of the Communist Economies - Against the Mainstream,

Macmillan, London and Basingstoke, 1995 (co-editor: Peter Nolan).

2. The Role of the State in Economic Change, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1995 (co-

editor: Bob Rowthorn).

3. Institutions and the Role of the State, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 2000 (co-editors:

Ana Celia Castro and Leonardo Burlamaqui)

4. Financial Liberalisation and the Asian Crisis, Palgrave (Macmillan), Basingstoke

and New York, 2001 (co-editors: Gabriel Palma and Hugh Whittaker).

5. The Rebel Within: Joseph Stiglitz and the World Bank, Anthem Press, London

2001 (a collection of writings by Joseph Stiglitz during his tenure at the World

Bank, edited with a commentary by Ha-Joon Chang).

6. Rethinking Development Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

7. Brazil and South Korea: Economic Crisis and Restructuring, Institute of Latin

American Studies, London, and the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.,

2004 (co-editor: Edmund Amann)

8. The Politics of Trade and Industrial Policy in Africa: Forced Consensus?,

Trenton, New Jersey and Asmara, Eritria, Africa World Press, 2004 (co-editors:

Charles Soludo and Osita Ogbu)

9. Institutional Change and Economic Development, United Nations University

Press, Tokyo, and Anthem Press, London, 2007

10. Public Policy and Agricultural Development, Routledge, Abingdon, 2011

Journal Articles

1. ‘Is Rent-seeking Wasteful?’, Seoul Journal of Economics, 1991, vol. 4 no. 1.

2. ‘New Growth Theory: A Critical Assessment with Special Reference to the

Question of Convergence’ (co-author: Jong-il You), Kyung-je Non-jip (Economic

Journal), 1991, vol. 30, no. 4 (in Korean).

3. ‘The Political Economy of Privatisation’ (co-author: Bob Rowthorn), The

Economic and Labour Relations Review, 1992, vol. 3, no. 2.

4. ‘The Political Economy of Industrial Policy in Korea’, Cambridge Journal of

Economics, 1993, vol. 16, no. 2.

• reprinted in R. Ash & A. Booth (eds.), The Asian Economies 1950-98,

Routledge, London, 2000.

• reprinted in H. Smith (ed.), The Economic Development of Northeast Asia,

Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 2001.

• reprinted in own collection, The East Asian Development Experience – The

Miracle, the Crisis, and the Future, 2006.

5. ‘Public Enterprise in Developing Countries and Economic Efficiency’ (co-author:

Ajit Singh), UNCTAD Review, 1993, no. 4.

• a shortened version is reprinted in own collection, Globalization, Economic

Development and The Role of the State, 2003.

6. ‘The Myth of Free Labour Market in Korea’ (co-author: Jong-il You),

Contributions to Political Economy, 1993, vol. 12.

7. ‘Organising Development: Comparing the National Systems of Entrepreneurship

in Sweden and South Korea’ (co-author: Richard Kozul-Wright), Journal of

Development Studies, 1994, vol. 30, no. 4.

8. ‘State, Institutions, and Structural Change’, Structural Change and Economic

Dynamics, 1994, vol. 5, no. 2.

• translated into Spanish and reprinted in own collection, El Papel del Estado en

el Cambio Económico, 1996.

• reprinted in own collection, Globalization, Economic Development and The

Role of the State, 2003.

9. ‘Recent Trends in Institutional Economics’, Kyungje-hak Yon-ku (Economic

Review), 1996, vol. 44, no. 1 (in Korean).

10. ‘Institutional Structure and Economic Performance – the Korean Case’, Asia-

Pacific Development Journal, 1997, vol. 4, no. 1.

11. ‘The Economics and Politics of Regulation’, Cambridge Journal of Economics,

1997, vol. 21, no. 6.



12. ‘Can Large Firms Be Run Without Being Bureaucratic?’ (co-author: Ajit Singh),

Journal of International Development, 1997, vol., 9, no. 6.

13. ‘New Perspectives on East Asian Development’ (co-authors: Yilmaz Akyuz and

Richard Kozul-Wright), Journal of Development Studies, 1998, vol. 34, no. 6.

• reprinted in Y. Akyuz (ed.), East Asian Development – New Perspectives,

Frank Cass, London, 1999.

14. ‘Korea: The Misunderstood Crisis’, World Development, 1998, vol. 26, no. 8

• reprinted in Jomo, S.K. (ed.), Tigers in Trouble, Zed Press, London, 1998.

15. ‘The Asian Crisis: Introduction’ (co-authors: Gabriel Palma and Hugh Whittaker),

Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1998, vol. 22, no. 6.

• reprinted in H-J. Chang, G. Palma & D. H. Whittaker (eds.), Financial

Liberalisation and the Asian Crisis, Palgrave, Basingstoke and New York,

2001.

16. ‘Interpreting the Korean Crisis: Financial Liberalisation, Industrial Policy, and

Corporate Governance’ (co-authors: Hong-Jae Park and Chul Gyue Yoo),

Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1998, vol. 22, no. 6.

• reprinted in H-J. Chang, G. Palma & D. H. Whittaker (eds.), Financial

Liberalisation and the Asian Crisis, Plagrave, Basingstoke and New York,

2001.

• reprinted in H. Stein, O. Ajakaiye & P. Lewis (eds.), Deregulation and the

Banking Crisis in Nigeria: A Comparative Study, Palgrave, Basingstoke and

New York, 2002.



17. ‘Evaluating the Current Industrial Policy of South Africa’, Transformation, 1998,

no. 36.

18. ‘The Korean Crisis: Origins and Prospects’, Current History, December 1998.

19. ‘The Role of Institutions in Asian Development’, Asian Development Review,

1998, vol. 16, no. 2.

20. ‘The Triumph of the Rentiers?’ (co-author: Chul Gyue Yoo), Challenge, 2000, vol.

43, no. 1.



21. ‘The Hazard of Moral Hazard – Untangling the Asian Crisis’, World Development,

2000, vol. 28, no. 4.



22. ‘Intellectual Property Rights and Economic Development – Historical Lessons

and Emerging Issues’, Journal of Human Development, 2001, vol. 2, no. 2.



• reprinted in C. Correa (ed.), Intellectual Property and Economic Development,

Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, forthcoming (2019).

23. ‘The East Asian Model of State Intervention’, International Journal of

Development Planning Literature, 2001, vol. 16, nos. ¾.

24. ‘The Rebel Within: Joseph Stiglitz, the World Bank, and the Nobel Prize’,

Challenge, March/April 2002, vol. 45, no. 2.

25. ‘Conditions for Effective Technology Policy in Developing Countries – Learning

Rents, State Structures, and Institutions’ (co-author: Ali Cheema), Journal of

Economic Innovation and New Technology, 2002, vol. 11, nos. 4/5.

26. ‘Breaking the Mould – An Institutionalist Political Economy Alternative to the

Neo-Liberal Theory of the Market and the State’, Cambridge Journal of

Economics, 2002, vol. 26, no. 5.

• translated into Portuguese and reprinted in G. Arbix et al. [eds.], Brasil,

México, África do Sul, Índia e China: diálogo entre os que chegaram depois,

Editoria UNESP and EDUSP, São Paulo, 2002.

• translated into Spanish and reprinted in the Argentinian journal, Documentos y

Aportes en Administración Pública y Gestión Estatal, vol. 4, no. 5.

27. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder – An Unofficial History of Capitalism, especially in

Britain and the USA’, Challenge, September/October 2002, vol. 45, no. 5.

28. ‘Evaluating the Post-Crisis Corporate Restructuring in Korea’ (co-author: Jang-

Sup Shin), Seoul Journal of Economics, 2002, vol. 15, no. 2.



29. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder: Neoliberals Rewrite History’, Monthly Review,

January, 2003, vol. 54, no. 8.

30. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder – Infant Industry Promotion in Historical Perspective’,

Oxford Development Studies, 2003, vol. 31, no. 1.

31. ‘La bonne gouvernance à l’épreuve de l’histoire’, L’Economie Politique, no. 17,

2003.

32. ‘The Future for Trade’, Challenge, November/December 2003, vol. 46, no. 6.

33. ‘The Ethics of Labour Immigration Policy (co-author: Martin Ruhs), International

Organization, 2004, vol. 58, Winter (February, 2004).

• reprinted in A. Geddes (ed.), International Migration, Sage, New Delhi, 2011.

reprinted in D. Baldwin (ed.), Key Concepts in the New Global Economy,

Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2012.

34. ‘Regulation of Foreign Investment in Historical Perspective’, European Journal

of Development Research, 2004, vol. 16, no. 3.

35. ‘Reclaiming Development from the Washington Consensus’ (co-author: Ilene

Grabel), Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics, vol. 27, no. 2, Winter, 2004-5.

36. ‘Late Marketisation versus Late Industrialisation in East Asia’ (co-authors: Keun

Lee and Justin Y. Lin), Asia-Pacific Economic Literature, 2005, vol. 19, no. 1.

37. ‘Economic Reform after the Financial Crisis: A critical Assessment of

Institutional Transition in South Korea’ (co-author: Jang-Sup Shin), Review of

International Political Economy, 2005, vol. 12, no. 3.

38. ‘Globalisation and the East Asian Economies: An Introduction’ (co-author: Jang-

Sup Shin), Global Economic Review, 2005, vol. 34, no. 4.

39. ‘Globlisation, Global Standards and the Future of East Asia’, Global Economic

Review, 2005, vol. 34, no. 4.

40. ‘The Danger of Reducing Industrial Tariffs’, Challenge, November/December

2005, vol. 48, no. 6.

41. ‘Policy Space in Historical Perspective – with special reference to Trade and

Industrial Policies’ Economic and Political Weekly, 2006, vol. 41, no. 7, 18

February, 2006.

42. ‘Industrial Policy in East Asia – Lessons for Europe’, EIB Papers, 2006, vol. 11,

no. 2.

43. ‘Um estudo sobre a relação entre Instituições e Desenvolvimento Econômico –

Algumas Questões Teóricas Fundamentais’, Oikos, 2008, vol. 1, no. 10 (in

Portuguese).

44. ‘Should industrial policy in developing countries conform to comparative

advantage or defy it? - A debate between Justin Lin and Ha-Joon Chang,

Development Policy Review, 2009, vol. 27, no. 5.

45. ‘Rethinking Public Policy in Agriculture – Lessons from History, Distant and

Recent’, Journal of Peasant Studies, 2009, vol. 36, no. 3.

46. ‘Institutions and Economic Development: Theory, Policy, and History’, Journal of

Institutional Economics, 2011, vol. 7, no. 4.

47. ‘Reply to the Comments on “Institutions and Economic Development: Theory,

Policy, and History”’, Journal of Institutional Economics, 2011, vol. 7, no. 4.

48. ‘Microfinance and the Illusion of Development: From Hubris to Nemesis in Thirty

Years’ (co-author: Milford Bateman), World Economic Review, 2012, vol. 1, no. 1.

49. ‘The Manufacturing Sector and the Future of Malaysia’s Economic Development’

in Jurnal Pengurusan, 2012, vol. 35, September.

50. ‘The Worst Business Proposition in Human History’ in Cuaderno de Economia,

2013, no. 2.

51. ‘Industrial Policy and the Future of Manufacturing’ (co-author: Antonio

Andreoni), Economia e Politica Industriale, 2016, vol. 43, no. 4.

52. ‘Bringing Production and Employment Back into Development’ (co-author:

Antonio Andreoni), Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy, and Society, 2017,

vol. 10, no. 1.

53. ‘Kicking Away the Financial Ladder? – German Development Banking under

Economic Globalisation’ (co-authors: Natalya Naqvi and Anne Henow), Review

of International Political Economy, 2018.

54. ‘Frontiers of Industrial Policy: Structures, Institutions, and Policies’ (co-authors:

Antonio Andreoni and Roberto Scazzieri), Structural Change and Economic

Dynamics, forthcoming (2019).

55. ‘The Political Economy of Industrial Policy – Structural Interdependencies, Policy

Alignment, and Conflict Management’ (co-author: Antonio Andreoni), Structural

Change and Economic Dynamics, forthcoming (2019).

Contributions to Books

1. ‘Public Ownership and the Theory of the State’ (co-author: Bob Rowthorn) in T.

Clarke & C. Pitelis (eds.), The Political Economy of Privatisation, Routledge,

London, 1993.

2. ‘Explaining “Flexible Rigidities” in East Asia’ in T. Killick (ed.), The Flexible

Economy, Routledge, London, 1995

• translated into Spanish and reprinted in own collection, El Papel del Estado en

el Cambio Económico, 1996.



3. ‘Return to Europe? - Is there Any Lesson from East Asia for Eastern Europe?’ in

H-J. Chang & P. Nolan (eds.), The Transformation of the Communist Economies

– Against the Mainstream, Macmillan, London and Basingstoke, 1995.

• translated and reprinted in own collection, El Papel del Estado en el Cambio

Económico, 1996.

4. ‘Europe versus Asia - Contrasting Paths to the Reform of Centrally Planned

Systems of Political Economy’ (co-author: Peter Nolan) in H-J. Chang & P. Nolan

(eds.), The Transformation of the Communist Economies – Against the

Mainstream, Macmillan, London and Basingstoke, 1995.

• translated into Spanish and reprinted in the Spanish journal, Revista de

Estudios Asiaticos, 1996, no. 3.

5. ‘Introduction’ (co-author: Bob Rowthorn) in H-J. Chang & B. Rowthorn (eds.),

The Role of the State in Economic Change, Oxford University Press, Oxford,

1995.


Económico, 1996.

• a slightly modified version is reprinted in own collection, Globalization,

Economic Development and The Role of the State, 2003.

6. ‘Role of the State in Economic Change: Entrepreneurship and Conflict

Management’ (co-author: Bob Rowthorn) in H-J. Chang & B. Rowthorn (eds.),

The Role of the State in Economic Change, Oxford University Press, Oxford,

1995


Económico, 1996.

7. ‘Structural Inheritance or Policy Choice? – Explaining the Results of Post-

Stalinist Reform in Europe and Asia’ (co-author: Peter Nolan) in D. Brown & R.

Porter (eds.), Management Issues in China: Domestic Enterprises, Routledge,

London, 1996.

8. ‘Markets, Madness, and Many Middle Ways - Some Reflections on the

Institutional Diversity of Capitalism’ in P. Arestis, G. Palma, and M. Sawyer

(eds.), Essays in Honour of Geoff Harcourt - volume 2: Markets, Unemployment,

and Economic Policy, Routledge, London, 1997.

9. ‘Industrial Policy and the Role of the State in Egypt: The Relevance of the East

Asian Experience’ (co-authors: Mona Said and Khaled Sakr) in H. Handoussa

(ed.), Economic Transition in the Middle East: Global Changes and Adjustment

Strategies, American University of Cairo Press, Cairo, 1997.

10. ‘Transnational Corporations and Strategic Industrial Policy’ in R. Kozul-Wright

& R. E. Rowthorn (eds.), Transnational Corporations and the World Economy,

Macmillan, London and Basingstoke, 1998.

11. ‘Globalisation, Transnational Corporations, and Economic Development’ in D.

Baker, G. Epstein, and R. Pollin (eds.), Globalisation and Progressive Economic

Policy, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1998.



12. ‘The Economic Theory of the Developmental State’ in M. Woo-Cumings (ed.),

The Developmental State, Cornell University Press, Ithaca and London, 1999.

13. ‘An Alternative Perspective on Government Policy towards the Chaebol in Korea:

Industrial Policy, Financial Regulations, and Political Democracy’ (co-author:

Hong-Jae Park) in S-H. Jwa & I. Lee (eds.), Korean Chaebol in Transition: Road

Ahead and Agenda, Korea Economic Research Institute, Seoul, 2000.

14. ‘An Institutionalist Perspective on the Role of the State – Towards an

Institutionalist Political Economy’ in L. Burlamaqui, A. Castro & H-J. Chang

(eds.), Institutions and the Role of the State, Edward Elgar, 2000.

• translated into Spanish and reprinted in J. Basave et al. [eds.], Gloalización y

alternativas incluyentes para el siglo XXI, Colección Jusús Silva Herzog,

Mexico City, 2002.



15. ‘Introduction’ in H-J. Chang (ed.), The Rebel Within: Joseph Stiglitz and the

World Bank, Anthem Press, London, 2001.

16. ‘Rethinking East Asian Industrial Policy — Past Records and Future Prospects’ in

P-K. Wong and C-Y. Ng (eds.), Industrial Policy, Innovation and Economic

Growth: The Experience of Japan and the Asian NIEs, Singapore University Press,

Singapore, 2001.

• a slightly different version is published in own collection, The East Asian

Development Experience – The Miracle, the Crisis, and the Future, 2006.

17. ‘Triumph of the Rentiers? – The 1997 Korean Crisis in Historical Perspective’

(co-author: Chul-Gyue Yoo) in J. Eatwell & L. Taylor (eds.), International

Capital Markets – Systems in Transition, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2002.

18. ‘East Asian Model of Economic Policy’ in E. Huber (ed.), Models of Capitalism

and Latin American Development, The Pennsylvania State University Press,

University Park, 2002.



19. ‘State, Capital, and Investments in Korea’ in E. Campos (ed.), Corruption: The

Boom and Bust of East Asia, Ateneo de Manila University Press, Manila, 2002.

20. ‘Trade, Industrial and Technology Policies in Northeast Asia’ in M. Nissanke & E.

Aryeetey (eds.), Comparative Development Experiences of Sub-Saharan Africa

and East Asia – An Institutionalist Approach, Ashgate, Aldershot, 2003.

21. ‘Rethinking Development Economics: An Introduction’ in H-J. Chang (ed.),

Rethinking Development Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

22. ‘The Market, the State, and Institutions in Economic Development’ in H-J. Chang

(ed.), Rethinking Development Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

23. ‘The East Asian Development Experience’ in H-J. Chang (ed.), Rethinking

Development Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

24. ‘Trade and Industrial Policy Issues’ in H-J. Chang (ed.), Rethinking Development

Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

25. ‘Institutional Development in Historical Perspective’ in H-J. Chang (ed.),

Rethinking Development Economics, Anthem Press, London, 2003.

26. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder – Development Strategy in Historical Perspective’ in J.

Michie (ed.), The Handbook of Globalisation, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 2003.

27. ‘Economic Crisis and Restructuring in Brazil and South Korea: Overview’ (co-

author: Edmund Amann) in E. Amann & H-J. Chang (eds.), Brazil and South

Korea: Economic Crisis and Restructuring, Institute of Latin American Studies,

London, and the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., 2004.

28. ‘The 1997 Korean Crisis – Causes and Consequences’ in E. Amann & H-J. Chang

(eds.), Brazil and South Korea: Economic Crisis and Restructuring, Institute of

Latin American Studies, London, and the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.,

2004.

29. ‘Institutional Foundations for Effective Design and Implementation of Selective

Trade and Industrial Policies in the Least Developed Countries: Theory and

Evidence’ in C. Soludo, O. Ogbu and H-J. Chang (eds.), The Politics of Trade and

Industrial Policy in Africa: Forced Consensus, Trenton, New Jersey and Asmara,

Eritria, Africa World Press, 2004 .

30. ‘What is Wrong with the “Official History of Capitalism” – with special reference

to the Debates on Globalisation and Economic Development’ in E. Fullbrook (ed.),

A Guide to What’s Wrong with Economics, London, Anthem Press, 2004.

31. ‘An Alternative Perspective on Government Policy towards the Chaebol in Korea:

Industrial Policy, Financial Regulations, and Political Democracy’ (co-author:

Hong-Jae Park) in S-H. Jwa & I. Lee (eds.), Competition and Corporate

Governance in Korea: Reforming and Restructuring the Chaebol, Cheltenham,

Edward Elgar, 2004.

32. ‘The Role of Social Policy in Economic Development: Some Theoretical

Reflections and Lessons from East Asia’ in T. Mkandawire (ed.), Social Policy in a

Development Context, Basingstoke and New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.

33. ‘The Role of Institutions in Economic Change’(co-author: Peter Evans) in G.

Dymski & S. Da Paula (eds.), Reimagining Growth, Zed Press, London, 2005.

34. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder – “Good Policies” and “Good Institutions” in

Historical Perspective in K. Gallagher (ed.), Putting Development First – The

Importance of Policy Space in the WTO and IFIs, Zed Press, London, 2005.

• translated into Chinese and reprinted in E. Reinert & G. Jia (eds.), The Other

Canon of Economics: A Selection on Essays of Evolutionary Development

Economics, High Education Press, Beijing, 2007.

35. ‘Foreign Investment Regulation in Historical Perspective’ in R. Narula & S. Lall

(eds.), Understanding FDI-Assisted Economic Development, Routledge, London

and New York, 2006.

36. ‘Trade and Industrial Policy during the Age of Imperialism’ in Jomo, K.S. (ed.),

The Long Twentieth Century – Globalisation under Hegemony, Delhi and Oxford,

Oxford University Press, 2006.

37. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder- The “Real” History of Free Trade’ in A. Shaikh (ed.),

Globalisation and the Myth of Free Trade, Routledge, London, 2007.

38. ‘Globalisation, Global Standards, and the Future of East Asia’ in J-S. Shin (ed.),

Global Challenges and Local Responses: The East Asian Experience, Routledge,

London and New York, 2007.

39. ‘Institutional Change and Economic Development: An Introduction’ in H-J.

Chang (ed.), Institutional Change and Economic Development, United Nations

University Press, Tokyo, and Anthem Press, London, 2007.

40. ‘Understanding the Relationship between Institutions and Economic Development

- Some Key Theoretical Issues’ in H-J. Chang (ed.), Institutional Change and

Economic Development, United Nations University Press, Tokyo, and Anthem

Press, London, 2007.

• An edited version has been translated into Portuguese as ‘Um estudo sobre a

relação entre Instituições e Desenvolvimento Econômico – Algumas Questões

Teóricas Fundamentais’ and published in the journal, Oikos, vol. 1, no. 10,

2008.

41. ‘Policy Space in Historical Perspective – with special reference to Trade and

Industrial Policies’ in A. Deshpande (ed.), Globalization and Development – A

Handbook of New Perspectives, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2007.

42. ‘State-owned Enterprise Reform’ in the United Nations Department of Social and

Economic Affairs (ed.), National Development Strategies – Policy Notes, United

Nations, New York, 2008.

43. ‘The Third World Industrial Revolution in Historical Perspective’ in P. Arestis &

J. Eatwell (eds.), Issues in Economic Development and Globalization – Essays in

Honour of Ajit Singh, Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2008.

44. ‘Under-explored Treasure Troves of Development Lessons – Lessons from the

Histories of Small Rich European Countries (SRECs)’ in M. Kremer, P. van

Lieshout & R. Went (eds.), Doing Good or Doing Better – Development Policies

in a Globalising World, Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam, 2009.

45. ‘How to ‘Do’ a Developmental State’ in O. Edigheji (ed.), Constructing

Developmental State in South Africa: Potentials and Challenges, HSRC Press,

Cape Town, 2010.

46. ‘Hamlet without the Prince of Denmark: How development has disappeared from

today’s “development” discourse’, in S. Khan & J. Christiansen (eds.), Towards

New Developmentalism: Market as Means rather than Master, Routledge,

Abingdon, 2010.

• reprinted in D. Held & C. Roger (eds.), Global Governance at Risk, Policy

Press, Cambridge, 2013.

47. ‘The 2008 World Financial Crisis and the Future of World Development’ in C.

& G. Derluguian (eds.), Aftermath – A Global Economic Order?, Social Science

Research Council and New York University Press, New York, 2011.

48. ‘Rethinking Public Policy in Agriculture – Lessons from History, Distant and

Recent’ in H-J. Chang (ed.), Public Policy and Agricultural Development,

Routledge, Abingdon, 2011.

49. ‘Industrial Policy: Can We Go Beyond an Unproductive Confrontation?’ in J. Lin

and B. Pleskovic, (eds.), Annual World Bank Conference on Development

Economics 2010, Global: Lessons from East Asia and the Global Financial Crisis,

World Bank, Washington, DC, 2011.

50. ‘Incentives, Capabilities, and Space – The Evolution of the World Trading System

and the Future of Developing Countries’ in C. Pietrobelli & Rajah Rasiah (eds.),

Evidence-based Development Economics – Essays in Honour of Sanjaya Lall,

University of Malay Press, Kuala Lumpur, 2012.

51. ‘Kicking Away the Ladder: Neoliberalism and the “Real” History of Capitalism’

in K-S. Chang, B. Fine, and L. Weiss (eds.), Developmental Politics in

Transition: The Neoliberal Era and Beyond, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke,

2012.

52. ‘If You Make Consistent, Gradual Changes, They Can Add Up to Something

Enormous’ (conversation with M. Montes) in P. Dutkiewicz & R. Sakwa (eds.),

22 Ideas to Fix the World, New York University Press, New York, 2013.

53. ‘Comments on “Comparative Advantage: The Silver Bullet of Industrial Policy”’

in J. Stiglitz & J. Y. Lin (eds.), The Industrial Policy Revolution I, Palgrave

Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2013.

54. ‘Industrial Policy: Can Africa Do It?’ in J. Stiglitz, J. Y. Lin, and E. Patel (eds.),

The Industrial Policy Revolution II, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2013.

55. ‘Tigers or Tiger Prawns?: African Growth “Tragedy” and “Renaissance” in

Perspective’ (co-author: Christopher Cramer) and n J. Y. Lin & C. Monga (eds.),

Oxford Handbook on Africa and Economics, vol. 1, Oxford University Press,

Oxford, 2015.

56. ‘Is Industrial Policy Necessary and Feasible in Africa? – Theoretical

Considerations and Historical Lessons’ in A. Noman & J. Stiglitz (eds.),

Industrial Policy and Economic Transformation in Africa, Columbia University

Press, New York, 2015.

57. ‘The Rise and Fall (?) of ABP (Anything But Policy) Discourse in Development

Economics’ in A. Ghosh Dastidar, R. Malhotra & V. Suneja (eds.), Economic

Theory and Policy amidst Global Discontent – Essays in Honour of Deepak

Nayyar, Routledge, Abingdon, 2018.

58. ‘Economics, Science Fiction, History and Comparative Studies’ in W. Davies

(ed.), Economic Science Fiction, The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts,

2018.

59. ‘The Concept of a Developmental State in Ethiopia’ (co-author: Jostein Hauge) in

F. Cheru, C. Cramer & A. Oqubay (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian

Economy, Oxford University Press, Oxford, forthcoming (2019).

60. ‘Institutions and the Process of Industrialisation: Towards a Theory of Social

Capability Development’ (co-author: Antonio Andreoni) in M. Nissanke & J. A.

Ocampo, Handbook in Development Economics: Critical Reflections and

Emerging Policy Perspective, Palgrave, Basingstoke, forthcoming (2019).

61. ‘New Global Rules, Policy Space, and Quality of Growth in Africa’ (co-authors:

Antonio Andreoni and Isabel Estevez) in A. Noman & J. Stiglitz (eds.), Quality of

Growth in Africa, Columbia University Press, New York, forthcoming (2019).

62. ‘Industrial Development in Asia – Trends in Industrialisation and Industrial Policy

Experiences of of Developing Asia’ (co-author: Kiryl Zach) in D. Nayyar (ed.),

Asian Transformations: An Inquiry into the Development of Nations, vol. 2,

Oxford University Press, Oxford, forthcoming (2019).

Working Papers

1. ‘Public Enterprises in Developing Countries and Economic Efficiency: A Critical

Examination of Analytical, Empirical, and Policy Issues’ (co-author: Ajit Singh),

Discussion Paper, no. 48, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

(UNCTAD), Geneva, 1992.

2. ‘The Evolution of Perspectives on Regulation in the Postwar Era’, Economic

Development Institute (EDI) Working Paper 95-10, World Bank, Washington,

D.C., 1995.

3. ‘Industrial Policy and the Role of the State in Egypt: Relevance of the East Asian

Experience’ (co-authors: Mona Said and Khalid Sakr), Working Paper 9514,

Economic Research Forum for the Arab Countries, Iran, & Turkey, Cairo, 1995.

4. ‘Evaluating the Current Industrial Policy of South Africa’, TIPS (Trade and

Industrial Policy Secretariat) Working Paper no. 1, Regional Office for South

Africa of the IDRC (International Development Research Centre), Johannesburg,

1997.

5. ‘An Agenda for a New Bretton Woods’ (as a part of the Robinson College

Working Group consisting of 12 members), International Papers in Political

Economy, University of Leeds, Leeds, vol. 6, no. 1, 1999.

6. ‘Triumph of the Rentiers? – The 1997 Korean Crisis in Historical Perspective’

(co-author: Chul-Gyue Yoo), Working Paper 1999-05, Center for Economic

Policy Analysis, New School University, New York, 1999.

7. ‘Institutional Foundations for Effective Design and Implementation of Selective

Trade and Industrial Policies in the Least Developed Countries: Theory and

Evidence’, Working Paper, Trade, Employment, and Competitiveness Programme,

IDRC (International Development Research Center), Ottawa, 1999.

8. ‘Breaking the Mould – An Institutionalist Political Economy Alternative to the

Neo-Liberal Theory of the Markt and the State’, Social Policy and Development

Paper, no. 6, UNRISD (United Nations Research Institute for Social

Development), Geneva, May, 2001.

9. ‘Conditions for Effective Technology Policy in Developing Countries – Learning

Rents, State Structures, and Institutions’ (co-author: Ali Cheema), Discussion

Paper 2001-8, INTECH (Institute for New Technologies), Maastricht, December

2001.

10. ‘Regulation of Foreign Investment in Historical Perspective’, Discussion Paper

2003-12, INTECH (Institute for New Technologies), Maastricht, December 2003.

11. ‘State-owned Enterprise Reform’, National Development Strategy Policy

Guidance Note, United Nations DESA (Department of Economic and Social

Affairs), United Nations, New York, 2007.

12. ‘Rethinking Public Policy in Agriculture – Lessons from Distant and Recent

History’, Policy Assistance Series no. 7, FAO (Food and Agriculture

Organization), United Nations, Rome, 2009.

13. ‘International Industrial Policy Experiences and the Lessons for the UK’ (co-

author: Antonio Andreoni and Ming Leong Kuan), Evidence Paper no. 4, Future

of Manufacturing Project, Foresight, Govenrment Office for Science, the UK

Government, London, 2013 (Also published as Working Paper no. 450 by the

Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 2013).

14. ‘Industrial Development in Asia – Trends in Industrialisation and Industrial Policy

experiences of Developing Asia’ (co-author: Kiryl Zach), WIDER Working Paper

2018/120, UNU-WIDER (United Nations University World Institute for

Development Economics Research), Helsinki, September, 2018.

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