The political economy of investment in Syria
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The political economy of investment in Syria
（Studies in the political economy of public policy / series editors, Toby Carroll, M. Ramesh, Darryl Jarvis）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2016
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"Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 2015"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographies (p. 161-175) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Linda Matar examines Syria's failure to promote employment-generating investment prior to the uprising. Tackling the thorny issue of the inapplicability of modern investment theory to a developing country, she situates the analysis of investment in Syria in its historical context and examines the socioeconomic structure and political preconditions that set the course of capital accumulation. Matar argues that the class in charge of development, which oversaw the allocation of resources during the Hafiz and Bashar Assad regimes, precipitated a crisis of capital accumulation. Difficult-to-access data and information compiled from fieldwork reveal how neoliberal reforms failed to build productive capacity and instead enriched a few through short-term speculative and mercantile ventures. Productive investment in Syria prior to the uprising lurched downward, and the key related socio-economic variables followed. These deteriorating conditions contributed to the social explosion in 2011. Exploring the poor quality and quantity of investment, this study probes how the cant of the free market served as a veneer behind which the institutional decisions distorted income distribution in a way that would inevitably lead to collapse.
目次
1. Introduction
2. Review of the Theoretical Framework on Investment Decisions
3. Investment Promotion in Developing Countries
4. Class and State Capitalism in Syria
5. Investment Liberalisation during the Hafiz Assad Regime: Moving to a 'Freer' Market
6. Economic Liberalisation as an Irreversible Trend during the Bashar Regime: The Socioeconomic Fuel of the Syrian Crisis
7. Conclusion: Difficult Exit from a Prolonged Conflict
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