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The State, Class and Developmentalism in South Korea: Development as Fetish |
Hae-Yung Song
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The State, Class and Developmentalism in South Korea: Development as Fetish
Antithesising the state and the market, and the national and the global
Authors

Hae-Yung Song

ARI Id

1665630599074_13249404

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Not Available Free

Pages

9-32

DOI

10.4324/9780429342066-2

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Introduction
Hae-Yung Song
1-6
Forging, reinforcing and reproducing the statist concept of the developmental state
7-78
Antithesising the state and the market, and the national and the global
Hae-Yung Song
9-32
Linking the state and the market
Hae-Yung Song
33-58
Old assumptions in new debates
Hae-Yung Song
59-78
Theorising the developmental state beyond statism
79-154
Traditional Marxist theories of the state as class content analysis and their application to the Korean developmental state
Hae-Yung Song
81-104
An alternative Marxist theory of the state
Hae-Yung Song
105-126
Theorising the developmental state beyond statism
Hae-Yung Song
127-153
The global and social origins of the Korean developmental state and its transformation
155-256
The rise of the modern Korean state
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157-188
The global and social origins of the Korean developmental state
Hae-Yung Song
189-214
The dialectic of political and economic liberalisation, and the transition of the Korean developmental state
Hae-Yung Song
215-238
Conclusion
Hae-Yung Song
239-256
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