Its lessons apply far beyond China’s borders.”ĭuncan Green (Oxfam & LSE ), LSE Review of Books “This book is a triumph, opening a window onto the political economy of China’s astonishing rise that takes as its starting point systems thinking and complexity. “ the potential to influence future studies of institutional and economic change beyond China.”Īndrew Nathan (Columbia University), Foreign Affairs Lant Pritchett (Harvard Kennedy School, Development Economics), Harvard Building State Capability Blog
“An original and insightful take on what is perhaps the biggest development puzzle of my lifetime.” Marc Blecher (Oberlin College, Political Science), The China Journal Its argument is intended to travel, and it will.” Rachel Glennerster (Former Chief Economist, UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ), Twitter 2022 Detailed historic evidence and a clear theory for China's growth: high powered incentives for bureaucrats on a few key outcomes combined with the flexibility & autonomy to achieve them." "I found book on How China Escaped the Poverty Trap very convincing. a must-read for all scholars interested in the Global South." "An outstanding contribution not only to the study of Chinese development but also to the long-running debate on the role of institutions in development." Kellee Tsai (Hong Kong University of Science & Technology) "Ang crafts this original and compelling argument using a rich base of fieldwork, including more than 300 interviews that introduce readers to real voices on the ground." Generating cross-disciplinary acclaim, How China Escaped the Poverty Trap has been reviewed across academic fields (political science, history, economics, China studies) and by policy experts at China’s State Council, Harvard Kennedy School, Oxfam, and the World Bank.
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