"indubitably" - 1 õppematerjal

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Market as a world view, and thus the retrenchment of the state. Within the state sector itself, many of the principles of "Good Governance" are therefore identical with NPM. And while a unitary definition of the concept never existed, not even within the respective individual IFI's, "good" principles usually encompassed such concepts as transparency, efficiency, participation, responsibility, and market economy, state of law, democracy, and justice. Many of them are indubitably "good" as such, but all of them ­ except the last one, which is the most abstract ­ are heavily context-dependent, hinging not only on definition and interpretation, but also on time and place. Critics from the "developing" countries thus often saw and see the demand for "Good Governance" as a form of Neo- Colonialist Imperialism and as part of negative Globalization, since it demands the creation of institutions and structures before economic development, while all wealthy