This article explores the development strategies articulated and implemented in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan during the tenure of King Abdullah ii. It begins by establishing the consistency with which national planners have adopted ideas, recommendations, and ideological scripts initially authored by the international financial institutions (ifis). Having documented the endurance of Jordan’s “policy convergence”, it explains this outcome as a dialectical function of foreign interference and local agency. Demonstrating how the lines between the national, international, and transnational blur in constituting the contemporary Jordanian political economy, this case study in actually existing neoliberalism will provide a unique look at the actors, interests, ideas and processes at the heart of the country’s enduring underdevelopment.

本文探讨了约旦哈希姆王国在阿卜杜拉二世国王任期内制定和实施的发展战略。它首先建立与这些国家的规划者们通过国际金融机构采取的想法，建议和思想脚本撰写最初的一致性（IFIs）。在记录了约旦“政策融合”的耐力之后，它解释了这一结果是外国干涉和当地机构的辩证功能。为了说明构成约旦政治经济的国家，国际和跨国界之间的界线如何模糊，实际存在的新自由主义中的这一案例研究将为该国持久不发达的核心提供行动者，利益，思想和过程的独特视角。