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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"State Capitalism"”.

  1. How the City State Fares Under State Capitalism in the PRC: Local and State-Wide Reform

    … and economic goals? This study examines the state policies Shanghai operates under to assess the potential for software reform in China. Specifically, this study examines software by drawing on the corruption and rule of law theories of Larry Diamond and Randall Perrenboom. This study also …

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  2. Why Does Media Marketization Reinforce Media Control in Post-Tiananmen China?: A Political Economic Theory of Media Control

    … freedom of the media. I argue that “repressive state capitalism” has propelled economic development in China, particularly since 1989. In the reform era, repression coexists with economic development and is actually productive to Chinese economic growth because repression has both ensured state …

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  3. Making nature modern: economic transformation and the environment in the Soviet north

    … political economies that existed in Russia: the state capitalism of the late imperial era, Soviet communism, and post-Soviet neo-liberalism. It suggests that a unified, but deeply political, process of seeking to make the natural world modern belongs at the center of an account of Soviet …

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  4. Weaving a Universal Narrative: A Comparative Screenplay Analysis of Parasite and Blue Velvet

    … scholars, critics, and audiences develop statements on the film's central theme. The approach of this thesis is to appreciate, acknowledge, elaborate upon, and challenge the filmmakers' artistic statements while contributing to the methodologies by which viewers might further appreciate …

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  5. Media coverage, industrial policy, and safety : explaining shifting state and Private ownership in China's coal-mining industry

    … play in the Chinese policy process, on the party-state's disciplinary (wenze) practices, and on the dynamics of China's state capitalism and the apparent "advance of state and retreat of private firms" (Guo Jin, Min Tui) in the late 2000s. Despite being an authoritarian state, China often finds …

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  6. The theory of state monopoly capitalism

    … the origin and development of the theory of state monopoly capitalism and its significance for the politics of contemporary Western European Communist Parties. The theory is shown to have its origin in Lenin's interpretation of Marx's Das Kapital, and his assessment that capitalism has …

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  7. The Double Life of State-Owned Enterprises in International Economic Law: States, Corporations or Both?

    State-owned enterprises (SOEs) have recently gained prominence in global markets and feature among the world’s most influential enterprises. The aim of this research project is to analyse the international norms in force regulating whether SOEs are considered state or non- state actors, and their …

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  8. The Economic Theories of the Frankfurt Institute for Social Research, 1923-1945

    The Frankfurt Institute for Social Research was established in 1923 originally as a German centre for Marxist economic research. Its odyssey traversed tumultuous historical periods, witnessing the downfall of the Weimar Republic, the rise of the Nazi regime, and beyond. The Frankfurt Institute …

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