Andy Sumner is a Reader in International Development at King's College London. He holds associate positions at Oxford University, UNU-WIDER, the Centre for Global Development, Washington, DC and at Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.Dr Sumner's research focuses on the relationship between poverty, inequality, and economic development; in particular, how different modes of economic development and structural change have different welfare outcomes. His research focuses on these issues both at a global level and specifically relating to South East Asia, notably Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

All in all,Development and Distributionasks and answers relevant questions using novel empirical and theoretical methods and is a must read for anybody interested in Asian studies and international development.

• 1: Introduction 2: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: conceptual points of departure 3: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: theory and the heterogeneity of capitalism 4: Great transformations: classical developmentalism in South East Asia 5: Pseudo-miracles: two-tier developmentalism in South East Asia 6: Arrested development? The rise of new developmentalism in South East Asia 7: Conclusion

Andy Sumner is a Reader in International Development at King's College London. He holds associate positions at Oxford University, UNU-WIDER, the Centre for Global Development, Washington, DC and at Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.Dr Sumner's research focuses on the relationship between poverty, inequality, and economic development; in particular, how different modes of economic development and structural change have different welfare outcomes. His research focuses on these issues both at a global level and specifically relating to South East Asia, notably Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

All in all,Development and Distributionasks and answers relevant questions using novel empirical and theoretical methods and is a must read for anybody interested in Asian studies and international development.

• 1: Introduction 2: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: conceptual points of departure 3: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: theory and the heterogeneity of capitalism 4: Great transformations: classical developmentalism in South East Asia 5: Pseudo-miracles: two-tier developmentalism in South East Asia 6: Arrested development? The rise of new developmentalism in South East Asia 7: Conclusion

Andy Sumner is a Reader in International Development at King's College London. He holds associate positions at Oxford University, UNU-WIDER, the Centre for Global Development, Washington, DC and at Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.Dr Sumner's research focuses on the relationship between poverty, inequality, and economic development; in particular, how different modes of economic development and structural change have different welfare outcomes. His research focuses on these issues both at a global level and specifically relating to South East Asia, notably Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

All in all,Development and Distributionasks and answers relevant questions using novel empirical and theoretical methods and is a must read for anybody interested in Asian studies and international development.

• 1: Introduction 2: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: conceptual points of departure 3: Structural transformation and inclusive growth: theory and the heterogeneity of capitalism 4: Great transformations: classical developmentalism in South East Asia 5: Pseudo-miracles: two-tier developmentalism in South East Asia 6: Arrested development? The rise of new developmentalism in South East Asia 7: Conclusion