DOI: 10.14267/phd.2021039
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Függőség és felzárkózás Magyarország világgazdasági integrációja globális történeti perspektívában

Abstract: A disszertációm témája Magyarország világgazdasági integrációja. A dolgozatban az integráció külső (nemzetközi) és belső (hazai) feltételeivel, valamint az ezek közötti analitikus kapcsolatokkal foglalkozom globális és történeti perspektívában. Magyarország történetileg megörökölt függő fejlődését és félperifériás világgazdasági integrációjának okait és következményeit egy szélesen vett történeti távlatban mutatom be. A dolgozatban arra a kérdésre keresem a választ, hogy a magyar gazdaság milyen világgazdasági… Show more

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“…Moreover, the term would only be of limited help in providing a refined analysis about the continuities and commonalities in the political economic transformations of the region. Following critical scholars who thoroughly investigated EE countries' transition to capitalism (e.g., Berend andRánki, 1976, Bockmann, 2011;Böröcz, 1992;Éber et al, 2019;Gerőcs, 2021;Grabher and Stark, 1998;Szalai, 2003), we consider that Eastern European states' semiperipheral position within the global capitalist economy is a key factor in better understanding the local dynamics of state-capital relations and the uneven development of political economies.…”
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“…Moreover, the term would only be of limited help in providing a refined analysis about the continuities and commonalities in the political economic transformations of the region. Following critical scholars who thoroughly investigated EE countries' transition to capitalism (e.g., Berend andRánki, 1976, Bockmann, 2011;Böröcz, 1992;Éber et al, 2019;Gerőcs, 2021;Grabher and Stark, 1998;Szalai, 2003), we consider that Eastern European states' semiperipheral position within the global capitalist economy is a key factor in better understanding the local dynamics of state-capital relations and the uneven development of political economies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fourth, all the above raises the question of the extent to which local regimes can be described as state capitalist, without inflating the meaning of the notion itself. Since Hungary became one of the quintessential global examples of rising authoritarian rule after 2010 (Gerőcs and Ricz, 2021;Kalb and Halmai, 2011), there is a confusing array of concepts applied to describe this increasingly hegemonic regime: 'ordonationalist', (Geva, 2021), 'authoritarian neoliberal' (Fabry, 2019), 'neomercantilist' (Gerőcs, 2021), 'neo-prebendal managed illiberal democracy' (Csillag and Szelényi, 2015), or even 'mafia state' (Magyar, 2016). Scheiring provides an escape route by summarizing and systematically comparing some of them (Scheiring, 2020).…”
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