Industrial policy in context: building blocks for an integrated and comparative political economy agenda

Main author: Andreoni, Antonio
Other authors: Chang, Ha-Joon
Scazzieri, Roberto
Format: Journal Article           
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institution SOAS, University of London
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language English
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description This article introduces the special issue Frontiers of Industrial Policy by assessing the recent academic and policy debates and pointing to the need for a renewed industrial policy agenda centred on the structure-institution-policy nexus. We argue that this agenda should be informed by historical studies revealing the context-specific dynamics of production transformation. Second, we argue that it should address industrial, technical and market-related issues, as much as the political economy of production transformation. Third, we suggest a more holistic view of industrial policy. In particular we stress the importance of framing industrial policy within a more holistic framework whereby the pervasive role that industrial policy plays across several policy domains can be better understood. We finally introduce the articles in the special issue and highlight their different, albeit complementary, contributions to this agenda.
format Journal Article
author Andreoni, Antonio
author_facet Andreoni, Antonio
Chang, Ha-Joon
Scazzieri, Roberto
authorStr Andreoni, Antonio
author_letter Andreoni, Antonio
author2 Chang, Ha-Joon
Scazzieri, Roberto
author2Str Chang, Ha-Joon
Scazzieri, Roberto
title Industrial policy in context: building blocks for an integrated and comparative political economy agenda
publisher Elsevier
publishDate 2019
url https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/30111/