4. State-Industry Relations: Disaggregating the Authoritarian State

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Figures viii
4. Tables viii
5. Preface xi
6. 1. Introduction 1
7. Part 1. Industrial Progress under Late and Dependent Development
8. 2. The Pattern of Industrial Growth in Mexico 15
9. 3. Dependent Industrialization in a Mixed Economy 32
10. Part 2. The Political Role of Industrial Entrepreneurs in Mexico
11. 4. State-Industry Relations: Disaggregating the Authoritarian State 79
12. 5. The Political Ideology and Perceptions of Industrial Elites: Mexico and Venezuela Compared 106
13. Part 3. Industrialists and Policymaking
14. 6. A Typology of the Policy Process and a Case Study of the GATT Decision 127
15. 7. Industrial Development Strategies and Petroleum Policy 150
16. 8. Conclusion 194
17. Appendix A: Sources of and Methods for Collecting Industrialization Data 203
18. Appendix B: Selected "Mexicanized" Firms, 1967-1983 212
19. Appendix C: Selected Newly Established "Mexicanized" Firms, 1973-1979 216
20. Appendix D: Data Sources for Regression Analysis (Chapter 3) 219
21. Appendix E: Questionnaire Mailed to Mexican and Venezuelan Industrialists, Summer 1980 221
22. Acronyms 227
23. Notes 230
24. Bibliography 247
25. Index 269