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Explaining uneven development trajectories in contemporary capitalism: Towards an interconnected framework of comparative political economy
Why do development trajectories diverge across countries, even when similar policies are pursued? This article proposes an integrated framework of comparative political economy that traces this divergence to seven interrelated dimensions and their configuration: the macroeconomic constellation, the
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