The USA and the rise of East Asia since 1945 : dilemmas of the postwar international political economy
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The USA and the rise of East Asia since 1945 : dilemmas of the postwar international political economy
（International political economy series）
Macmillan , St. Martin's Press, 1993
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Bibliography: p. 159-169
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
'Incisive and insightful, analytic and synthetic, Jacques Hersh's excellent book is like a guide through the maze of modern times.' Stuart Holland, European University Institute, Florence. The book offers an interpretation of the international political economy focusing on the opportunities and constraints which the leading members of the capitalist system have to confront. Not disregarding the significance of the presently marginalised Third World, the underlying theme relates to the secular tendency of uneven development between major core nations. This trend accelerated during the era of US 'benevolent hegemony', resulting in the creation of surplus production capacity: a problem exacerbated by the growth of the NICs in East Asia.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements - Introduction - The Reorganisation of the Postwar World System and the Imposition of 'Benevolent' Hegemony - The International Environment and the East Asian Export-oriented Economies - International Political Economy in the Twilight Zone - Perspectives - Bibliography - Index
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