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Ethiopia

Middle East and Africa

Very thin, but unusual in one respect: an Ethiopian policymaker wrote a serious book about his own industrial policy, which is worth more than any outside account.

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  1. The Dragon's GiftDeborah Brautigam, 2009
  2. Made in Africa: Industrial Policy in EthiopiaArkebe Oqubay, 2015
  3. African Economic DevelopmentChristopher Cramer, John Sender, Arkebe Oqubay, 2020
The Dragon's GiftThe Dragon's Gift
T2 The Dragon's Gift
Deborah Brautigam · 2009
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What China actually does in Africa, from field research, against Western myths.

African Economic Development
T2 African Economic Development
Christopher Cramer, John Sender, Arkebe Oqubay · 2020
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A challenge to donor orthodoxy on how African economies should develop.

Made in Africa: Industrial Policy in EthiopiMade in Africa: Industrial Policy in Ethiopia
T3 Made in Africa: Industrial Policy in Ethiopia
Arkebe Oqubay · 2015
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Insider account of the cement, floriculture and leather sectors by the official who ran the policy.

The Real Politics of the Horn of AfricaThe Real Politics of the Horn of Africa
T3 The Real Politics of the Horn of Africa
Alex de Waal · 2015
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The 'political marketplace' framework: how loyalty is priced and paid for in the region.

Aid and Authoritarianism in Africa
T3 Aid and Authoritarianism in Africa
Tobias Hagmann, Filip Reyntjens · 2016
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How donor money underwrote the EPRDF developmental state.

How Nations Learn
T3 How Nations Learn
Arkebe Oqubay, Kenichi Ohno · 2019
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Technological learning and catch-up; the theory behind Ethiopia's industrial parks.

The Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian EconomyThe Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian Economy
T4 The Oxford Handbook of the Ethiopian Economy
Fantu Cheru, Christopher Cramer, Arkebe Oqubay · 2019
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Ethiopia's economy sector by sector: history, foreign exchange, agriculture and land.

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