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,Political Economy of Global Capitalism: A Framework for Turkey’s Dependent Development, 1838–2020,hment of the Republic of Turkey in 1923, one of the main concerns of its policymakers and intellectuals has been “development.” As a latecomer in industrialization, from the beginning of the twentieth century, Turkey has tried to catch up with the advanced countries through modernization reforms fro

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,Import-Substituting Industrialization Strategy and Planning Experience in Turkey, 1960–1980,al political economy perspective. It examines the Turkish case in the context of the hegemonic international institutional design, which was introduced in the post-World War-II period, and of the structural crisis of the 1970s. The chapter particularly uncovers two key developments that paved the wa