CEVAP:

The developing world is attracted to the ISI policies despite its inbuilt contradictions
because it contributes to the legitimization of political regimes and parties in two ways. First is that the ISI fosters the industrial structure of a society and transforms an agricultural society into an industrial society. Second is that it destroys the ancient
customs and loyalties of a society which the reformist elite want to modernize.
With these contributions, the ISI is also to be blamed for failing to create an
entrepreneurial culture, competitive and democratic development.