A political economy analysis of uneven global, regional, national and sub-national performance 1950-2010
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Authors
Date
2013Supervisor
Assoc. Prof. Ruhul Salim
Professor Harry Bloch
Type
Thesis
Education Level
PhD
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This PhD thesis examines the process of uneven global development during the period 1950 to 2010. The examination encompasses a multidimensional analysis, incorporating economic, social, environmental and political factors. The principles of political economy are employed to scrutinize ‘stylized facts’ at global, regional, national and sub-national level. The study’s results hint at the changes in social, environmental and political factors that accompanied the economic institutions of globalization and neoliberalism.
School
School of Economics and Finance
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