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In the modernizing (industrializing) stage of human development, socioeconomic developments enable people to secure survival and pursue achievement and entitlement.
The question is whether the situation was different in a faster-growing, more rapidly industrializing area.
In many industrializing countries, petty corruption by mid and low level officials and bureaucrats both at the center and local level is widespread and endemic.
The rule of law was among the major resources of early industrializing nations; democracy was not.
Their position made them natural leaders of drives for inclusive worker protections in every industrializing nation.
Company towns have played a prominent role throughout the newly industrializing world.
There is wide scope for active policy intervention to reduce environmental degradation, particularly in rapidly industrializing and developing countries.
Away from the ports, truly urban cores were usually long embedded in sprawling, industrializing parishes made up of several townships, each of which might consist of several hamlets.
The task of deepening financial markets in newly industrializing nations and of integrating those markets into the volatile world of global finance was passed back to specialists.
It shows that in urbanizing, industrializing countries, protest movements among rural populations left behind or victimized by development can still make their mark, with international help, on national politics.
Without these industrializing countries, change will never reach the periphery.
Although rapidly industrializing, the town still preserves many of the historical landmarks and tries to cater to tourism.
Skinners other interests included the seasons, especially as they changed inside of industrializing cities.
His main contributions were improvements to steam engines and industrializing the extraction of lighting gas from wood.
The colleges, controlled by clergymen, continued to embrace classical curricula that had little relevance to an industrializing nation.
