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Restructuring Foreign Tradeationship; second, briefly examines how each of the three sets of grand theories explains it; and, third, reviews six international markets for third world exports, and the system of third world imports as evidence to test their explanations. Concluding that, on this issue, the transforming institut

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Perverse Industrializationology that multiplies productivity. It also produces machinery and equipment to raise productivity in all other sectors — and without increased productivity, the pie available for distribution must remain distressingly small. Without manufacturing, sprawling urban centers remain only very large vill

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Categories for Generating Middle-Level Propositions Concerning Law’s Underbearer Roleions that perpetuated poverty and powerlessness. Law-makers needed middle-level propositions, warranted by evidence, to explain particular role occupants’ behaviors. Only then could they design specific laws and regulations to alter them. For that purpose, all three sets of grand theory remained at too high a level of generalization (Tabb, 1990).

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Of Theory and Justifications and their Usesl not ensure success. No shortcut exists for determining how to employ law to change institutions. That calls for research. In turn, research requires a guide — a theory — to thread through the complex mazes of reality.

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