Korea's Developmental Alliance by Hundt, David -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

David Hundt Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Note on romanisation Introduction Prologue: a new beginning? Power and political economy in Korea The dynamics of the developmental alliance Overview of the book 1 Korea in the political economy literature Appraising the neoclassical approach The developmental state and Korea The structural power of business Conclusions 2 The dynamics of the developmental alliance From developmental state to developmental alliance Conclusions: a new understanding of Korean development 3 Priming for take-off Learning the lessons of Japan Geopolitics and the imperatives of the Cold War The Rhee interregnum 4 Forming the developmental alliance The view from Washington The limits of state power Containing the backlash 5 The developmental alliance in flux Retrenching the state? The democratic interlude Kim Young-sam and globalisation No way out? 6 Realigning the alliance The paradox of neoliberal reform Learning to love the IMF Repositioning the state The taming of the two The politics of chaebol discipline Widening the alliance? From crisis to recovery 7 The alliance in retrospect Bureaucracy Social pressures National security Economic conditions Globalisation Patterns of change Still the developmental alliance? The alliance and the market Appendix 1 Appendix 2

Chief Librarian: Las Zenow <zenow@riseup.net>
Fork the source code from gitlab.