After Revolution: Mapping Gender and Cultural Politics in Neoliberal Nicaragua Book

While the discussion of South Korea and Brazil was very informative, the same cannot be said about the analysis of India and Nigeria. In addition, the discussion of 'neoapatrimonial' states was not that great and did not include many insights from e.g. D. North's et all works in the field. Also, instead of proposing new terminology - cohesive-capitalist, multi-class societies - it would have been clearer if the author followed the existing termnology in current scholarship. However, overall, it is a great book about what role states can play in industrilizing their countries.