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  • Part 1. Geography, institutions, or culture
    • 1.1. Introduction
    • 1.2. Why is Eurasia ahead of other continents: the role of geographic factors
    • 1.3. Causes of wealth and poverty: extractive and inclusive institutions
    • 1.4. The theory of social orders
    • 1.5. Socioeconomic development as an emancipation cycle
    • 1.6. Comparison and critical analysis of the theories
    • 1.7. Catching up development: the connection between culture and institutions
    • 1.8. Final remarks
  • Part 2. Evolution of coordination mechanisms
    • 2.1. Introductory notes
    • 2.2. War, civic culture and the formation of power mechanisms
    • 2.3. The idea of progress and the shaping of competitive economic mechanisms
    • 2.4. Development of institutions of political competition
    • 2.5. The rise of the welfare state
    • 2.6. Development of civic culture 16
    • 2.7. On the role of geographic factors
    • 2.8. Sunset or sunrise
    • 2.9. Conclusion: towards the welfare world
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