The Strategic Logics of State Investment Funds in Asia: Beyond Financialisation

Dixon, Adam D.

doi:10.1080/00472336.2020.1841267

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“…15 Landscapes of state capitalism also unfold following patterns of mimetic behaviour. For instance, Singapore's and Malaysia's strategic investment funds, Temasek and Khazanah (respectively), have been models for the creation of funds in other developing countries, such as Kazakhstan's Samruk-Kazyna (Dixon, 2020). More recently, witnessing the expansion of East Asian and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, many states across the African continent have created their own state-sponsored funds.…”

Section: Four Tendencies Towards State Capitalist Impulsesmentioning

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Uneven and combined state capitalism

Alami

Dixon

2021

Environ Plan A

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This article contributes to the development of state capitalism as a reflexively critical project focusing on the morphology of present-day capitalism, and particularly on the changing role of the state. We bring analytical clarity to state capitalism studies by offering a rigorous definition of its object of investigation, and by demonstrating how the category state capitalism can be productively construed as a means of problematising the current aggregate expansion of the state’s role as promoter, supervisor and owner of capital across the world economy. Noting some of the geographical shortcomings of the field, we outline an alternative research agenda ‘uneven and combined state capitalist development’ which aims at spatialising the study of state capitalism and revitalising systemic explanations of the phenomenon. Rather than the negation of an abstract model of free-market capitalism, or the rise of a nationally scaled variant of capitalism, we posit contemporary state capitalism as a global process of restructuring of the capitalist state (including in its liberal form) underpinned by secular transformations in the materiality of surplus-value production, such as the consolidation of new international divisions of labour driven by automation and labour-saving technologies. The political mediation of these transformations results in the combined expansion of state-capital hybrids and of muscular forms of statism, which develop in inter-referential and cumulative forms across territory, producing further state capitalist modalities. This is a particularly potent dynamic in contemporary state capitalism, and its tendency to develop in a spiral that both shapes and is shaped by world capitalist development.

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Section: Four Tendencies Towards State Capitalist Impulsesmentioning

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Uneven and combined state capitalism

Alami

Dixon

2021

Environ Plan A

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“…(Ronkainen and Sorsa, 2018;van 't Klooster and Fontan, 2019;Walter and Wansleben, 2020;Wullweber, 2021). Since public pension funds and sovereign wealth funds have long been major investors across the globe, it is clear that public actors are a force to be reckoned with in global capital markets (Babic et al, 2020;Dixon, 2020).…”

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The three phases of financial power: Leverage, infrastructure, and enforcement

Braun¹,

Koddenbrock²

2022

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How does global capitalism – a highly unstable system that creates vast inequalities – continue to reproduce itself? Despite the burgeoning literature on financialization, large gaps remain in our understanding of the profitability and concentration of the financial sector, and of its ability to reassert itself after financial crises. This chapter develops a framework for the analysis of the political economy of global finance that centers on the claim relation between creditors and debtors. It foregrounds creation, trading, and enforcement as key stages in the life-cycle of financial claims. At each stage, the conflict between creditors and debtors takes different forms as both sides seek to manipulate the claim relationship to their advantage. However, the two sides in this tussle are not equal. We introduce the concepts of leverage power, infrastructural power and enforcement power as analytical tools to study the inequalities and hierarchies embedded in, and reproduced via, credit-debt relationships in contemporary global financial capitalism.

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Cellular Phone User Personal Data Protection by Provider

Rahmawati¹,

Fakrulloh²

2022

Proceedings of the First Multidiscipline International Conference, MIC 2021, October 30 2021, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Individual information is significant on the grounds that it includes private matters ensured by the state and the information client. This review plans to clarify the guidelines in regards to the security of individual information and the Provider in protecting the individual information of cell clients. The strategy utilized is an exact regularizing approach or regulating application. This review demonstrates the significance of information security by cell card suppliers so information spillage doesn't happen on the grounds that the Provider is the holder of the cell card purchaser's information.

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The Strategic Logics of State Investment Funds in Asia: Beyond Financialisation

Cited by 36 publications

References 78 publications

Uneven and combined state capitalism

Uneven and combined state capitalism

The three phases of financial power: Leverage, infrastructure, and enforcement

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