Political Economy Essay
- Submitted by: Zoulou69
- Views: 1943
- Category: Politics: Political Science
- Date Submitted: 04/28/2011 05:57 AM
- Pages: 13
- Report this Essay
Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies
National Sun Yat-sen University
Theories of Political and Economic Development in Asia-Pacific
Mid-term Exam
1. According to Martin Staniland and Robert Gilpin, What is Political Economy? And also in our doing research, according to his political economic approach, what should we pay our great attention to? Why is political economy crucial tor our analysis on the political and development in developing countries? 3
2. Conceptualize the concept of development passed on the articles written by Charles K. Wilber, Kenneth P. Jameson, Ronald H. Chilcote, Howard J. Wiarda and Allan Kaplan. Make your own critique on their perspectives. 5
I-Orthodox Vision 5
1. Political Development 5
2. Developments and Nationalism 6
3. Modernization 6
II-Radical Vision 7
1. Underdevelopment 7
2. The Dependency 8
3. Imperialism 8
Conclusion 9
1. According to Martin Staniland and Robert Gilpin, What is Political Economy? And also in our doing research, according to his political economic approach, what should we pay our great attention to? Why is political economy crucial tor our analysis on the political and development in developing countries?
The Economy Politic is a recognized academic discipline, at least in the Anglo-Saxon world. It has a coherent set of proposals and concepts, theories and research programs. It becomes autonomous as a discipline toward international relations from the 1970s when the international economy is experiencing a series of developments that lead to the question of the relative decline of American power in the face of emergence of new economic competitors (Japan and Germany). This will lead to enter the center of the research agenda of the International Economy politic the issue of power, its economic fundamentals and how strategies of power affecting international economic relations. In fact, the first oil shock, the end of the Bretton Woods monetary agreements and the...
National Sun Yat-sen University
Theories of Political and Economic Development in Asia-Pacific
Mid-term Exam
1. According to Martin Staniland and Robert Gilpin, What is Political Economy? And also in our doing research, according to his political economic approach, what should we pay our great attention to? Why is political economy crucial tor our analysis on the political and development in developing countries? 3
2. Conceptualize the concept of development passed on the articles written by Charles K. Wilber, Kenneth P. Jameson, Ronald H. Chilcote, Howard J. Wiarda and Allan Kaplan. Make your own critique on their perspectives. 5
I-Orthodox Vision 5
1. Political Development 5
2. Developments and Nationalism 6
3. Modernization 6
II-Radical Vision 7
1. Underdevelopment 7
2. The Dependency 8
3. Imperialism 8
Conclusion 9
1. According to Martin Staniland and Robert Gilpin, What is Political Economy? And also in our doing research, according to his political economic approach, what should we pay our great attention to? Why is political economy crucial tor our analysis on the political and development in developing countries?
The Economy Politic is a recognized academic discipline, at least in the Anglo-Saxon world. It has a coherent set of proposals and concepts, theories and research programs. It becomes autonomous as a discipline toward international relations from the 1970s when the international economy is experiencing a series of developments that lead to the question of the relative decline of American power in the face of emergence of new economic competitors (Japan and Germany). This will lead to enter the center of the research agenda of the International Economy politic the issue of power, its economic fundamentals and how strategies of power affecting international economic relations. In fact, the first oil shock, the end of the Bretton Woods monetary agreements and the...