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Assembling effective industrial policy in Africa: an agenda for action

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socioeconomic
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Pád
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SUMMARY Actor–network theory can be used to help understand effective industrialisation strategies. This paper deploys and develops this theory through the idea of multiple axes of strategic coupling, with reference to Ethiopia in particular.

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