Global Challenges - Local Responses: An Institutional Perspective on Economic Transformation in AsiaRoskilde University, 2006 - 410 Seiten |
Inhalt
08122003 | 9 |
2 Institutions | 16 |
References | 27 |
13022004 | 72 |
Shares of subregions in FDI Inflows to developing countries in Asia | 113 |
External pressure on Indias policymaking in historical perspective | 133 |
The 1991crisis and the new economic policies | 136 |
The shaping of Indias economic policies 199198 | 140 |
The Impact of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture | 193 |
Constraints and options for selfsufficiency agriculture | 200 |
Upgrading a state to stateowned enterprise alliance in the Vietnamese seafood processing industry | 205 |
The Politics of Economic Liberalization in Syria | 227 |
Occupation 1980 1990 1995 2000 | 303 |
23052004 | 320 |
Chapter 18 | 363 |
Global regulations and local response | 384 |
Implications for Indias industrial development of increased openness | 144 |
New challenges and the shaping of Indias economic policies after 1998 | 156 |
Conclusions and some theoretical implications | 162 |
12012004 | 169 |
16012004 | 190 |
The agricultural development discourse | 191 |
The contemporary significance of the agricultural sector and its change | 192 |
Global webs and local response | 388 |
Global flows and local response | 395 |
Asian dynamics | 400 |
1 Transformation of Asian Development Models | 402 |
2 Global networks Asian Networks | 404 |
3 Global and Regional Divisions of Labour Skills and Knowledge Accumulation | 406 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
activities actors adjustment agencies agreement agricultural argued ASEAN ASEAN-4 autonomy Bangalore buyers capital catfish chaebols changes chapter China companies competition customers developing countries discussion domestic East Asian economic development economic policies elite emphasised enterprises export external financial crisis financial liberalisation focus foreign direct investment foreign investment framework garment GATT Gereffi global webs globalisation growth HACCP human resource development impact implementation important increased India industrial development industrial policy industrialisation inflows integration investors issue Japan Japanese knowledge labour lead firms linkages loans Malaysia manufacturing Ministry negotiations Nordhaug OECD organisation overseas Chinese pharmaceutical political pressure production networks programmes promote protection reforms regime regional regulation relations role seafood sector shrimp Singapore skills South Korea standards strategies strong structure Syria Taiwan Thai Thailand TNCs trade transnational TRIPs-agreement UNCTAD upgrading value chains Vietnam Vietnamese World Bank