Cooperative Autonomy: The Dialectic of State-NGOs Relationship in Developing Countries

achieve activities advocated alliance argument Bangladesh Bhatt blamed bottom bottom-up development bottom-up projects broad-based development bureaucrats capitalist capitalist development central comparative advantage Cooperative autonomy create cultural developing countries development discourse development efforts development process developmental donor early economic growth Ela Bhatt elite formal sector formal workers government and NGOs government policies Grameen Bank Gunnar Myrdal Gutkind Huntington 1987 ideological income inequality increasing India industrialization influenced informal sector informal workers institutional linkages interest investment Lewis literature loans market institutions Marxists ment modernization monetarism nation-States national planning neo-liberal economists neo-Marxists non-aligned movement non-governmental organizations planners political order political parties political scientists poor countries poverty alleviation problems production Proshika relationship between NGOs rent-seeking revolution rich countries role rural areas Sanyal Self-Employed Women's Association SEWA SEWA's social movement solidarity groups strategies strong successful NGOs trade unions unions of formal western World Bank Yunus