Titlebook: Globalization and Third-World Socialism; Cuba and Vietnam Claes Brundenius (Associate Professor),John Weeks Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Inhaltliche Bestimmung der Ziele,n economy. Cuba had by the end of 1980s become almost entirely dependent on trade with CMEA (Comecom) partners, and particularly with the Soviet Union which supplied Cuba with its fuel needs and also accounted for the lion’s share of Cuba’s sugar export markets, at preferential prices. These arrange

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88568-5al growth in its exports, and plentiful foreign savings looking for investment opportunities. The situation today could hardly be more different’ (World Bank, 1998).. It further argued that the business environment ‘is seen by investors as increasingly hostile’. A 1999 Reuters report maintained that

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,Wodurch werden Konjunkturzyklen ausgel?st?,Union in the years 1976–91, its remarkable transition from central planning to a more market-oriented economy in the years 1986–97 drew much attention from scholars and commentators all over the world.. During the Asian crisis of 1997–99, the Vietnamese experience became strongly contested. Virtuall

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,Wenn die Lebensgeister trübe werden,ther Asian countries, namely the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan. The insights from workers’ experiences in a socialist country contribute to a framework which studies women workers in labour-intensive industries such as textile and garment industries. The methodology employs both statistical an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21565-1 of the twentieth century. GDP growth rates between 8.1 per cent and 9.5 per cent during 1992–97 were led by industry and services, though the agriculture sector growth also increased by an impressive 4.8 per cent per annum. Transition, typically identified as ‘starting’ in 1986, was a relatively pa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62618-4c events, including the collapse of the so-called Socialist Bloc. This collapse of a geopolitical bloc ushered in a period of spectacular and appalling economic chaos, which at the end of the century continued to wax and wane. This volume has considered in detail two countries which have tried to ma

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Globalization and Third World Socialism alternatives in low and middle-income countries. Many governments pursued socialist-oriented development strategies in the 1970s and 1980s, but with the collapse of the ‘socialist camp’ and the end of the Cold War, the remaining socialist countries faced a new reality. They responded to the challen

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A Tale of Two Transitions: Cuba and Vietnamnot previously been independent). For almost all of these, the adjustments would involve a fundamental change in economic, political and social organization, with a substantial minority combining this with debilitating civil wars, separatist conflicts or armed border disputes. In the short run, the

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