Explore the intricate world of industrialization in developing nations with “Strategies of Industrialisation in the Developing Countries: African Coup Under the Microscope.” This seminal work, published in 1972 by C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd, offers a deep dive into the economic and political landscapes that shaped industrial progress, particularly focusing on the African continent. Analyzing critical junctures and policy decisions, this 360-page English text by the esteemed “The Bookish Owl” collection provides invaluable insights for students, researchers, and policymakers interested in economic development, African studies, and industrial strategy. Discover the historical context and enduring lessons from a pivotal era.