Nowadays it is commonly accepted that development goes beyond economic growth, and does not depend fundamentally on the accumulation of production factors, but rather in the way that countries organise their political, economic and social relations.

This book presents a view of development as being a constant search by the institutions that are best adapted to each country’s tradition, history and plurality. In this search, informal rules play a key role, since without them neither strategies nor social perceptions and expectations could be readily understood.

ISBN: 978-84-87072-94-9

346 pp.

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