Kose (2007): Neoliberal globalization as new imperialism

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Case studies on reconstruction of the periphery

Imperialismus/Globalisierung/Internationalisierung; Entwicklungspolitik/Unterentwicklung; Ursprüngliche Akkumulation/Entstehung des Kapitalismus; Dispossession/Land Grab/Privatisierung/Commodifizierung; Wachstumstheorie/Stagnationstheorien/Grenzen des Wachstums; Staatsverschuldung/Nationaleinkommen/VGR; Reservearmee/Arbeitslosigkeit

Chapter 1 Net Resource Transfers and Dependency: Some Recent Changes in the World Economy 1
Korkut Boratav

Chapter 2 The Level of Activity in an Economy with Free Capital Mobility 21
Prabhat Patnaik and Vikas Rawal

Chapter 3 Globalization as the Hegemonic Concept of Neoliberal Ideology 43
Erinç Yeldan

Chapter 4 Imbalances in the World Economy and Congestion in the Periphery 55
Ahmet Hasim Köse and Ahmet Öncü

Chapter 5 Surplus Allocation and Development under Global Capitalism 77
Cem Somel

Chapter 6 Does Economic Growth Mean the Rise of the Wealth of Nations? 101
E. Ahmet Tonak

Chapter 7 Economic Policy Regimes and the Profitability: The Turkish Economy, 1968-2000 115
Benan Eres

Chapter 8 A ″Hot″ Debate: Financial Crises in Turkey, Mexico and South Korea 129
Nilgün Erdem

Chapter 9 Globalization, Inequality and the Labour Market 153
Yýlmaz Akyüz - Heiner Flassbeck and Richard Kozul-Wright

Chapter 10 Life after Crisis for Labor and Capital in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization 171
Özlem Onaran

Chapter 11 Socioeconomic Effects of Economic Crises: A Comparative Analysis of the Experiences of Indonesia, Argentina and Turkey 197
Fikret Senses and Murat Koyuncu

Chapter 12 Rethinking the Nature of the Beast: The Turkish State and the Process of Europeanization 225
Galip L. Yalman

Chapter 13 The Neo-Liberal Paradigm and Small Enterprises: Accumulation by Dispossession in the Case of Turkey 245
Semsa Õzar