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Power, politics and performance : a partnership approach for development; with contributions from Manfred D. Jantzen and Avinash Persaud; with a foreword by P.J. Patterson

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ian Randle KingstonJM 2012Description: 264 pAction note:
  • 8/29/12 EVELYND
Summary: Argues for a partnership approach in the context of the new politics of coalition, expressing a philosophy of collaboration and a consensus-based political economy for small states. Identifies the structures required for building a knowledge-based economy through regionalism. Explores issues facing small developing states. Focuses on key issues of leadership and the political process. Suggests that leadership is about finding solutions and that such solutions require radical transformation of political parties and political institutions.
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Argues for a partnership approach in the context of the new politics of coalition, expressing a philosophy of collaboration and a consensus-based political economy for small states. Identifies the structures required for building a knowledge-based economy through regionalism. Explores issues facing small developing states. Focuses on key issues of leadership and the political process. Suggests that leadership is about finding solutions and that such solutions require radical transformation of political parties and political institutions.

8/29/12 EVELYND

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