Titlebook: Developmental Politics in Transition; The Neoliberal Era a Chang Kyung-Sup (Professor of Sociology and the Di Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencehe complexities and heterogeneities of our experiences suggest that simple nostrums around these two explanatory catch-alls are questionable. Indeed, for some, the very concepts of globalisation and neoliberalism are so riddled with inconsistent and even incoherent conceptual interpretations and emp

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Introduction: Neoliberalism and Developmental Politics in Perspectiveo probe collectively and debate the developmental conditions of the world as enmeshed with neoliberal ideas, interests and powers. While national development was for decades a focal subject of research in political science, sociology, political economy as well as development economics, the global ne

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The Myth of the Neoliberal Stateneoliberalism – remains at the core of economic governance. It examines three areas of state activism in the economy – two long-standing (in industry and finance), one more recent (sovereign investment funds) – and proposes (as the counterpoint to the globaliser-cum-neoliberal argument) that the sta

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Kicking Away the Ladder: Neoliberalism and the ‘Real’ History of Capitalism of trade and investment and privatisation of state-owned enterprises. In the first decade of the twenty-first century, they began being put under pressure to adopt a set of “good institutions” – including an independent central bank and strong patent law – to foster their economic development.

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Neoliberalism in Retrospect? It’s Financialisation, Stupidnd the Great Depression of the 1930s. Beyond competition for degree of severity, comparative analysis has not preceded much further, not least because differences between eras tend to dominate shared characteristics. The thirties heralded the emergence of Keynesianism (undoubtedly propelled by warti

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Neoliberalism, Democracy and Development Policy in Brazilsation (ISI) and new liberalism, and the industrial policies associated with them..The shift across systems of accumulation has been associated with significant changes in the role, structure, and policies of the Brazilianstate. Section 1 examines the case of ISI, departing from a review of conventi