Titlebook: Alternatives to Neoliberal Globalization; Studies in the Polit Dic Lo Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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,Die Sonderheiten des Devisengesch?ftes,has loomed large in the policy debate on the different approaches to the transformation of the Soviet-type economic system. It has also been central to the discussion over how far the prevailing Anglo-Saxon economic model is representative of capitalism, particularly when compared with the ‘continen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84394-4 is efficiency? And compared to what? In the final analysis, to be meaningful, efficiency must be defined in relation to general experiences of economic development. Hence the reasonable starting point for studies on economic institutions is neither the first principles of neoclassical economics nor

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,Gesch?ftsabschlu? und Gesch?ftsverwaltung,to the 1997–8 financial and economic crisis.. Existing studies of this ‘East Asian miracle’ have thus carried strong ingredients of developmentalism. Neoliberal protagonists assert that the miracle was mostly the product of the concerned economies following the ‘natural path of development,’ that is

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Widerstandsw?rme elektrischer Maschinens respectable record in the previous decades, is not only phenomenal but also paradoxical. After all, China’s economic institutions and development policies have long been dismissed by the orthodox establishment of the world — represented by the Washington establishment and its associated doctrines

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Theoretical and Policy Doctrines in Late Development,particularly for industrialization, on the worldwide policy agenda. What actually prevailed in this era of neoliberal globalization was the presumed universal principle: let the market decide and deliver. Thus, in contrast to the preneoliberal focus on growth and industrialization, the generations o