Arie Krampf is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the School of Government and Society, at the Academic College of Tel Aviv Yaffo, Israel. His research focuses on the political economy of Israel, International Political Economy, European monetary integration and Economic History.

• Introduction: Market Nationalism and the Israeli Capitalism 1. States and Markets in Late-Developing Economies Part One: The Formative Period: Economic Ideas and State Preferences 2. Towards an Industrial Revolution 3. Constructing State Capacities Part Two: From Full Employment to Economic Independence: Production and Finance 4. Economic Independence: Reality, Policy and Rhetoric 5. Establishing a Central Bank in a Late-Developing Country 6. Bank of Israel Independence 7. Developmental Central Banking 8. A Financial Revolution in Israel Part Three: The Path to Neoliberalism 9. The Stabilization Plan 10. Israel's Hawkish Neoliberalism

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Arie Krampf is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the School of Government and Society, at the Academic College of Tel Aviv Yaffo, Israel. His research focuses on the political economy of Israel, International Political Economy, European monetary integration and Economic History.

• Introduction: Market Nationalism and the Israeli Capitalism 1. States and Markets in Late-Developing Economies Part One: The Formative Period: Economic Ideas and State Preferences 2. Towards an Industrial Revolution 3. Constructing State Capacities Part Two: From Full Employment to Economic Independence: Production and Finance 4. Economic Independence: Reality, Policy and Rhetoric 5. Establishing a Central Bank in a Late-Developing Country 6. Bank of Israel Independence 7. Developmental Central Banking 8. A Financial Revolution in Israel Part Three: The Path to Neoliberalism 9. The Stabilization Plan 10. Israel's Hawkish Neoliberalism

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Arie Krampf is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the School of Government and Society, at the Academic College of Tel Aviv Yaffo, Israel. His research focuses on the political economy of Israel, International Political Economy, European monetary integration and Economic History.

• Introduction: Market Nationalism and the Israeli Capitalism 1. States and Markets in Late-Developing Economies Part One: The Formative Period: Economic Ideas and State Preferences 2. Towards an Industrial Revolution 3. Constructing State Capacities Part Two: From Full Employment to Economic Independence: Production and Finance 4. Economic Independence: Reality, Policy and Rhetoric 5. Establishing a Central Bank in a Late-Developing Country 6. Bank of Israel Independence 7. Developmental Central Banking 8. A Financial Revolution in Israel Part Three: The Path to Neoliberalism 9. The Stabilization Plan 10. Israel's Hawkish Neoliberalism

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