We have a NEW BLOG SERIES!
State capitalism(s) - Interrogating the ‘return’ of the state in development.
Want to contribute? Get in touch with @IliasAlami and/or @farwasial.
and help us spread the word! developingeconomics.org/2019/11/20/new…
State capitalism(s) - Interrogating the ‘return’ of the state in development.
Want to contribute? Get in touch with @IliasAlami and/or @farwasial.
and help us spread the word! developingeconomics.org/2019/11/20/new…
The first contribution to the blog series is by @IliasAlami & Adam Dixon (@MaastrichtU): State Capitalism Redux?
They provide some contextual information on the rise of new state capitalism and critically engage w/the recent literature. #statecapitalism
developingeconomics.org/2019/11/20/sta…
They provide some contextual information on the rise of new state capitalism and critically engage w/the recent literature. #statecapitalism
developingeconomics.org/2019/11/20/sta…
Next up in the blog series is Milford Bateman's The Local State Origins of National Development, where he unpacks the importance of innovative & determined activities of sub-national ‘bottom-up’ developmental state institutions for successful development. developingeconomics.org/2019/12/17/the…
NEW POST: Next up in the series, @JamesJGuild looks at the much discussed case of State Capitalism in Indonesia under President Jokowi and identifies some key projects which highlight the developmental role of the state. #StateCapitalismSeries. 👇
developingeconomics.org/2020/01/29/ind…
developingeconomics.org/2020/01/29/ind…
NEW POST: National Development Banks (NDBs) are back in fashion. @Kyunghoon_Kim_ demonstrates their importance for "learning-to-learn", while recognizing the challenges related to global financial networks and the international regulatory architecture. developingeconomics.org/2020/03/04/lea…
How does #COVID19 relate to #StateCapitalism? A couple of upcoming posts in our series will deal directly with this question.
First up, Adam Dixon & @IliasAlami argue that COVID19 may hasten changes toward explicit forms of state capitalism in the West.
developingeconomics.org/2020/03/26/the…
First up, Adam Dixon & @IliasAlami argue that COVID19 may hasten changes toward explicit forms of state capitalism in the West.
developingeconomics.org/2020/03/26/the…
🔥 Another timely post in the #StateCapitalism blog series! 🔥
@anna_sturman analyzes the relationship between the Australian capitalist state, #COVID19, and climate emergency, and lays out concrete policy proposals to address the overlapping crises.
👇 developingeconomics.org/2020/03/29/cli…
@anna_sturman analyzes the relationship between the Australian capitalist state, #COVID19, and climate emergency, and lays out concrete policy proposals to address the overlapping crises.
👇 developingeconomics.org/2020/03/29/cli…
🔥 New post on responses to #COVID19 from a #statecapitalism lens 🔥
@mehmetermanerol: As the state is an arena of class struggle, a socialist response cannot be reduced to a defence of statism or welfarism, but must aim to transform social relations. developingeconomics.org/2020/04/07/ass…
@mehmetermanerol: As the state is an arena of class struggle, a socialist response cannot be reduced to a defence of statism or welfarism, but must aim to transform social relations. developingeconomics.org/2020/04/07/ass…
NEW POST in the #StateCapitalism series:
@TrissiaHebe_W explores the effects neoliberal policies have on state-capital relations in Indonesia through the recent Omnibus Bill.
She demonstrates why and how it may not boost manufacturing & jobs after all. developingeconomics.org/2020/04/09/neo…
@TrissiaHebe_W explores the effects neoliberal policies have on state-capital relations in Indonesia through the recent Omnibus Bill.
She demonstrates why and how it may not boost manufacturing & jobs after all. developingeconomics.org/2020/04/09/neo…
NEW POST in the #StateCapitalism series:
@JNemsingh unpacks promises & pitfalls of state-led development in resource-rich countries.
"Crucially, whenever crisis and uncertainty appear, the state as a stabilizing force becomes more prescient than ever."
developingeconomics.org/2020/04/15/the…
@JNemsingh unpacks promises & pitfalls of state-led development in resource-rich countries.
"Crucially, whenever crisis and uncertainty appear, the state as a stabilizing force becomes more prescient than ever."
developingeconomics.org/2020/04/15/the…
💥NEW POST💥
Andreas Nölke links his book (w/ten Brink, May & @simoneclaar) to the #StateCapitalism debate.
They develop an ideal type of "state-permeated capitalism" – and examine to what extent large emerging markets are approaching this ideal type.
developingeconomics.org/2020/04/22/whe…
Andreas Nölke links his book (w/ten Brink, May & @simoneclaar) to the #StateCapitalism debate.
They develop an ideal type of "state-permeated capitalism" – and examine to what extent large emerging markets are approaching this ideal type.
developingeconomics.org/2020/04/22/whe…
Yes another NEW POST in the #statecapitalism series!
@keanfanlim explores the rationale behind RMB internationalisation in the context of Chinese state capitalism and finds that the overarching logic is largely geographical.
Check it out👇 developingeconomics.org/2020/04/27/rmb…
@keanfanlim explores the rationale behind RMB internationalisation in the context of Chinese state capitalism and finds that the overarching logic is largely geographical.
Check it out👇 developingeconomics.org/2020/04/27/rmb…
