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State Formation, Incorporation, Political Parties,t reform. John Waterbury noted how under Sadat the Egyptian regime was becoming structurally similar to the dominant-party system in Mexico; Egypt and Mexico, in fact, figure prominently in his four-case study of public sector reform. Nazih Ayubi’s textbook on the Arab state speaks frequently of the

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Privatization and the Populist-Distributive Alliance,tist mechanisms of control to overcome labor opposition and incorporate (in some cases, reincorporate) workers and other groups alienated by adjustment. Particularly during Salinas’s ., state elites reworked the PRI’s corporatist framework and manipulated the clientelist links between the state and

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Bureaucratic Reform and State-Business Relations, sector’s backing was needed in the provision of public goods, particularly public investment. An acute fiscal crisis prompted Mexican reformers to reach out to private capital and to pursue policies that would gain businesses’ support. In this chapter, I explain how reforming elites in Mexico would

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Shifting the State from Left to Right,lization in return for acquiescence to an adjustment program, but the experiment was abandoned as opposition to economic reform mounted and Islamists exploited the opening. More than a decade after this political endeavor failed, and with privatization stalling, Egyptian state officials are reaching

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