This essay examines the construction of models of economic development based on the perceptions of East Asian success through a systemic long-term, large-scale perspective.These models take three main forms: neo-liberalistic, state-centric and cultural. Each of them focuses on a main explanatory variable. it is argued that in a complex and interdependent system like the capitalist world-economy, problems should be examined not separately but in their mutual connections.
Models of Economic Development from a World-Systems Perspective: Moving beyond Universalism / Bilotti, Edvige. - In: REVIEW - FERNAND BRAUDEL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ECONOMIES, HISTORICAL SYSTEMS, AND CIVILIZATIONS. - ISSN 0147-9032. - STAMPA. - 4:(2010), pp. 271-294.
Models of Economic Development from a World-Systems Perspective: Moving beyond Universalism
BILOTTI, Edvige
2010
Abstract
This essay examines the construction of models of economic development based on the perceptions of East Asian success through a systemic long-term, large-scale perspective.These models take three main forms: neo-liberalistic, state-centric and cultural. Each of them focuses on a main explanatory variable. it is argued that in a complex and interdependent system like the capitalist world-economy, problems should be examined not separately but in their mutual connections.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.