Neoliberalism in the Emerging Economy of India

Dasgupta, Byasdeb; Ghosh, Archita; Ghosh, Bishakha

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“…In the early 1990s, India put into place neoliberal economic reforms to avoid a balance of payment problem that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union, which was India's largest provider of foreign aid (Dasgupta et al, 2021). The reforms led to unprecedented economic growth and industrialization with India moving from a peripheral to a semi-peripheral nation (Downes, 2009) and, in the process, having a mixture of characteristics of core and peripheral nations-see Wallerstein (1979), Arrighi and Drangel (1986), Terlouw (1993), Chase-Dunn and Hall (2006) and Cairó-i-Céspedes and Palacios Cívíco (2022) for more on the characteristics of semi-peripheral nations.…”

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Corruption and Palm Oil in a Cross-National Perspective: How India Contributes to Forest Loss in Peripheral Nations

Sommer,

Restivo,

Shandra

2023

Journal of South Asian Development

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Drawing on the ecologically unequal exchange theory, we assess whether palm oil exports from peripheral nations to India are related to increased forest loss in the peripheral nations in the context of petty and grand corruption, which has not been done before. We go on to build upon previous cross-national work by examining if petty and grand corruption interacts with the ecologically unequal exchange of palm exports from peripheral nations to India. We test this hypothesis using ordinary least squares regression for a sample of 78 peripheral nations and find that palm oil exports to India are related to more forest loss in peripheral nations with higher rather than lower levels of petty and grand corruption. We conclude by discussing the theoretical, methodological and policy implications that follow from our findings.

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Corruption and Palm Oil in a Cross-National Perspective: How India Contributes to Forest Loss in Peripheral Nations

Sommer,

Restivo,

Shandra

2023

Journal of South Asian Development

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“…Despite the scientific value of elaborating the methodological problems of world economic system evolution (Amin 1996;Cotula 2012;Cyfert et al 2021;Dalevska et al 2019;Dossani and Kenney 2007;Dasgupta et al 2021;De Bièvre and van Ommeren 2021;Dzwigol 2021;Galiani et al 2019;Garrett 2006;Geels 2005;Elbahnasawy and Ellis 2022;Elbe and Long 2020;Fuchs 2007;Gilpin 1987;Graham and Tucker 2019;Graz et al 2020;Hussain et al 2020Hussain et al , 2021Huang 2010;Fossung et al 2021;Keohane and Nye 1977;Kharazishvili et al 2020Kharazishvili et al , 2021aKharazishvili et al , 2021bKravchenko 2019;Kurowska-Pysz and Szczepa ńska-Woszczyna 2017;Kuzior et al 2020;Las Heras 2018;Levitt 1983;Marlin-Bennett and Johnson 2021;Medeiros 2021;McNally 2012;Nunn and Shields 2022;Paterson 2021;Postlewaite and Schmeidler 1986;Shkodina et al 2020;Simmons and Zachary 2004;Smith and White 1992;Smirnova et al 2021;Stiglitz 2002;…”

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Metatheoretical Issues of the Evolution of the International Political Economy

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Dalevska

Dementyev

2022

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The topicality of the international political economy is determined by the complexity and dynamism of transformation processes in the world economic system, which are developing through information networks and financial technologies. The purpose of the article is to reveal the meta-theory elements of the international political economy in the context of their renewal in the context of the world economic system development in the wave of “information society”. To obtain scientifically sound results, the article uses the historical–logical method, the dialectical method of proceeding from the abstract to the concrete, institutional and evolutionary approaches. The article develops theoretical and methodological foundations for developing the international political economy. It is substantiated that the research agenda of the international political economy is characterized by socio-integrative trends of economic development in the global dimension. The interaction among actors of international relations is analyzed, and the structural components of their functional transformation under the conditions of integration processes advance within the world political and economic space are determined. It is concluded that the international political economy serves as a theoretical foundation, an integral general theoretical basis for establishing adaptive conceptual frameworks for building trust and solidarity among the subjects of the world economic system. Theoretical and methodological principles of the international political economy should be based on analyzing systemic and structural transformations of the world economic system; determining the criteria of social legitimacy of international authorities, based on the norms and values of social and environmental justice; and developing conditions for fulfilling the individual’s creative potential the field of world social capital.

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Neoliberalism in the Emerging Economy of India

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Corruption and Palm Oil in a Cross-National Perspective: How India Contributes to Forest Loss in Peripheral Nations

Corruption and Palm Oil in a Cross-National Perspective: How India Contributes to Forest Loss in Peripheral Nations

Metatheoretical Issues of the Evolution of the International Political Economy

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