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governed interdependence: a standalone construct

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governedinterdependence1 CONSTRUCTGoverned interdependenceWEISS · COMPARATIVE POLITICAL

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Comparative political economy

a state-business relationship in which a strong state and organized firms coordinate industrial change through negotiated cooperation rather than state command.

In comparative political economy, governed interdependence refers to a state-business relationship in which a strong state and organized firms coordinate industrial change through negotiated cooperation rather than state command. This meaning comes from Weiss (1995) in The Pacific Review.[1]

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  1. Weiss, L. (1995). Governed interdependence: Rethinking the government‐business relationship in East Asia. The Pacific Review, 8(4), 589-616. https://doi.org/10.1080/09512749508719160

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