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Perspectives on the Political Economy of Development

Wednesday, July 16, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM
Room: 419
RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)

Language: English

Scholars who are from or working in low-income countries, indigenous nations, and poor areas within rich countries often have perspectives on economy and society that differ dramatically from those of scholars based at well-resourced universities in rich countries. Scholars from both sides of the South-North divide can learn much from each other. Political economy is an area in which it is particularly important that views from both sides be heard. Though this session is organized by a scholar based at a well-resourced university in a rich country, it is organized with the intent of providing a global platform for the presentation and publication of perspectives originating in all parts of the world. Submissions are welcome on any topic relating to economy and society, and may include research papers, theoretical essays, review articles, or other kinds of academic work.
Session Organizer:
Salvatore BABONES, University of Sydney, Australia
Co-Chair:
Ly PHAN, University of Sydney, Australia
54.1
The Uending Matrix: NEPAD, Globalization and African Development (Oral Presentation)
Edlyne ANUGWOM, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria

54.2
A New Stage In The Fragmentation Of Production: Economic and Social Implications For Development Countries (Oral Presentation)
Isaac MINIAN, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico

54.3
Globalization, Market Transition, and Variety of Developmental Models: The Case of the Chinese Car Industry (Oral Presentation)
Qiushi FENG, National University of SIngapore, Singapore

54.4
Passive Revolution: The Retreat of the Taiwanese Developmetal State Since 1990s (Oral Presentation)
Chung-Hsien HUANG, Tunghai University, Taiwan

54.5
The Problem of Opportunism in the Changing Conditions (A Case of the Relationships between Retailers and Suppliers in Contemporary Russia) (Oral Presentation)
Maxim MARKIN, National Research University, Russia

54.6
Insert Coin for the Next Level! Digital Games and the Idea of Regional Development for Less Developed Regions: The Case of Ankara Gaming Cluster (Oral Presentation)
Emek Baris KEPENEK, Assit Prof Dr., Turkey

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