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Globalization and the ‘New’ Semi-Peripheries

Part of the International Political Economy Series Book Series

Editors: Worth, Owen; Moore, Phoebe

DOI: 10.1057/9780230245167

ISBN: 978-1-349-30624-4

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 2, 2015

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Introduction

Worth, Owen; Moore, Phoebe

Pages: 1 –5

[Global Politics in the twenty-first century has brought with it fresh challenges and fresh enquires into the nature and stability of the workings of the contemporary world. In terms of theory, the recent ‘critical’ literature on globalisation and Global Political Economy has led to an extension...
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Whatever Happened to the Semi-Periphery?

Worth, Owen

Pages: 9 –24

[International Political Economy (IPE) has in recent years seen an influx of critical writing on the theme of globalisation and world order which has radicalised the way that power has been conceived within the global political economy. The much heralded work of Susan Strange, followed by...
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Halfway to Paradise? Making Sense of the Semi-Periphery

Radice, Hugo

Pages: 25 –39

[The purpose of this chapter is to examine critically the concept of the semi-periphery, in the context of the evolution of global capitalism over the last 30 years or so. Since the semi-periphery became a particular focus of world-systems theory (WST hereafter) in the 1980s, the first part of...
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Globalisation, Accumulation by Dispossession and the Rise of the Semi-Periphery: Towards Global Post-Fordism and Crisis?

Strange, Gerard

Pages: 40 –57

[This chapter is informed by an open and left theoretical ‘position’ which, contra-methodological nationalism, ‘takes globalisation seriously’ (Radice 1999) as a set of intersubjective and agential processes which have transformed relations of production at the global level and have shifted the...
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The South American Semi-Periphery: Brazil and Argentina

Vivares, Ernesto

Pages: 61 –81

[Perhaps in a manner like no other region, South America has been portrayed as a typical and particular case of a semi-peripheral area configurated by decades of populist governments, developmentalist experiences, debt crises and neoliberal adjustments. Reflecting the core assumptions of...
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Economic Development in the East Asian (Semi)Periphery: Reintroducing Dependency as a Conceptual Tool of Analysis

Abbott, Jason P.

Pages: 82 –101

[The neo-Marxist analysis that gave rise to World Systems theory also provided the ideological and philosophical foundation for Dependency theory. Indeed many prominent Dependency theorists themselves would become leading advocates and proponents of World Systems analyses during the 1970s and...
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China and India — The New Powerhouses of the Semi-Periphery?

Downes, Gerard

Pages: 102 –119

[This chapter argues that if the South American/East Asian or state socialist model captured the post-war ‘model’ of the semi-periphery, then the post-Cold War states of China and India embody a new ‘globalised’ form. Rather than opting for a version of neo-mercantilism or protectionism, India...
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‘Upper Volta with Gas’? Russia as a Semi-Peripheral State

Simon, Rick

Pages: 120 –137

[Speaking in respect of Russia’s energy conflict with Ukraine at the end of 2005, Aleksandr Lebedev, millionaire businessman and erstwhile deputy of the Russian State Duma, referred to Russia as ‘Upper Volta with gas’ (Parfitt 2006) in a deliberate echo of the widespread suggestion that the...
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Turkey in the World System and the New Orientalism

Moore, Phoebe; Dannreuther, Charles

Pages: 138 –156

[Turkey’s integration into the world system of capitalism after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire is usually understood from the restrictive perspective of a Western ‘Orientalist’ view. This perspective presents the Ottoman Empire either as a Feudal Mode of Production (FMP) or as an Asiatic Mode...
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CEE as a New Semi-Periphery: Transnational Social Forces and Poland’s Transition

Shields, Stuart

Pages: 159 –176

[Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has been a region that has been historically considered as semi-peripheral, a characteristic that was highlighted during the authoritarianism of the state socialist era (Martin 1990). The post-communist region has always been considered as ‘back-wards’ part of...

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