Business Groups, Political Connections, and Regime Change in Pakistan
This article explores how the political connections cultivated by Pakistan's business groups contributed to their rise as key actors in the corporate sector. Such connections have long been used by business groups in developing countries to secure access to economic rents from politicians in po...
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Main Authors: | Shoukat, Ayesha, Gomez, Edmund Terence |
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Univ California Press
2020
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Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/36460/ |
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