İtalya’da Endüstrileşme Sürecinde Devletin Rolü Üzerine Bir Tartışma

Arş.gör. Ayda Polat

A Debate On The Role Of Government Policies On Italian Industrıalization

Year 2014, Volume: 10 Issue: 2, 119 - 151, 01.12.2014

Abstract

Main goal of this article is to examine the dynamics of the process of late industrialization Italy. The most important debate about the industrialization of Italy is the role of government policies in industrialization process. In this context, this debate is one of the major context of our study. At the same time this article aims to prove that between the years 1896-1908 both in terms of internal dynamics and global scale Italy became an industrialized economy.

Keywords

Alexander Gerschenkron, late industrialization, government policies

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