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The China-led Belt and Road Initiative and its Reflections. The Crisis of Hegemony and Changing Global Orders
Europe-Asia Studies
Kina går sine silkevejs-kritikere i møde
Globalnyt, May 6, 2019
Labour and democracy in Taiwan?: continuity and change of labour regims and political regime in Taiwan
Kinas nye Silkevejsprojekt: geopolitisk strategi eller kapitalistisk ekspansion?
Globalnyt, Apr 23, 2019
Udvikling udefra eller indefra:baggrundsmateriale til HTX hæftet om Nepal
Changing Regional Order and Railway Diplomacy in Southeast Asia with a Case Study of Thailand
Mapping China’s ‘One Belt One Road’ Initiative, 2018
Laurids S. Lauridsen applies a Chinese proverb “two tigers cannot occupy the same mountain” to de... more Laurids S. Lauridsen applies a Chinese proverb “two tigers cannot occupy the same mountain” to describe the situation related to the stronger participation of China in the evolving regional order. The author sees an emerging regional situation in which the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative has taken regional competition and infrastructure diplomacy to an elevated level. By examining an empirical case of high-speed railway projects in Thailand, this chapter seeks to analyse regional rivalry between Japan and China, and the evolving alternative regional order in terms of tangible forms of infrastructure development.
Multipolar Globalisation, New Industrial Policy and Late-late Industrialisation: Paper to be presented at the 14th EADI General Conference on "Responsible Development in a Polycentric World - Inequality, Citizenship and the Middle Classes
State intervention, linkage formation and supplier development in Thailand
New Economic Globalisation and New Industrial Policy: Rethinking Industrial Policy and Late-Development in the 21st century - an analytical review
RUC: Gorm Rye og "global studies": Læserbrev
The small scale industry policy with particular emphasis on the downstream plastic parts and mould industries
Review of Robert Fitzgerald: The state and economic development. Lessons from the far east
The European Journal of Development Research, 1997
One step forward and two backwards: internationalisation of capital and economic globalisation
Denne artikel beskæftiger sig med industripolitikkens fødsel, død og genfødsel i en udviklingssam... more Denne artikel beskæftiger sig med industripolitikkens fødsel, død og genfødsel i en udviklingssammenhæng. Den bliver drøftet i lyset af globaliseringens forskellige faser – med en særlig vægt på globaliseringens tredje (1980-2000) og fjerde (2000-) fase. Artiklen forsøger at svare på følgende spørgsmål: Hvilken udformning og hvilken betydning har industripolitikken haft i globaliseringens forskellige faser? Hvilke muligheder og begrænsninger har den økonomisk-politiske globalisering de seneste tre-fire årtier sat for industripolitiske tiltag i udviklingslandene? Hvilke centrale argumenter har der været fremført for og imod industripolitik som et udviklingsinstrument? Hvordan kan en ny industripolitik i det 21. århundrede begrundes i en udviklingskontekst, hvilken udformning ser den ud til at få? Der argumenteres både teoretisk og empirisk for vigtigheden af at bringe både en vækstorienteret makropolitik og en pro-aktiv industripolitik tilbage i udviklingsdebatten, dog tilpasset de æ...
Factory regimes and wage relations as institutions in capatalist development
Good Governance - A Good Development Strategy?
Causes, conduct and consequences
Can two tigers occupy the same mountain?: Regional competition and railway diplomacy in Thailand
Den globale økonomiske krise rammer u-landene hårdt
Thailand står foran politisk ustabilitet
Information-an International Interdisciplinary Journal, 2007
The China-led Belt and Road Initiative and its Reflections. The Crisis of Hegemony and Changing Global Orders
Europe-Asia Studies
Kina går sine silkevejs-kritikere i møde
Globalnyt, May 6, 2019
Labour and democracy in Taiwan?: continuity and change of labour regims and political regime in Taiwan
Kinas nye Silkevejsprojekt: geopolitisk strategi eller kapitalistisk ekspansion?
Globalnyt, Apr 23, 2019
Udvikling udefra eller indefra:baggrundsmateriale til HTX hæftet om Nepal
Changing Regional Order and Railway Diplomacy in Southeast Asia with a Case Study of Thailand
Mapping China’s ‘One Belt One Road’ Initiative, 2018
Laurids S. Lauridsen applies a Chinese proverb “two tigers cannot occupy the same mountain” to de... more Laurids S. Lauridsen applies a Chinese proverb “two tigers cannot occupy the same mountain” to describe the situation related to the stronger participation of China in the evolving regional order. The author sees an emerging regional situation in which the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative has taken regional competition and infrastructure diplomacy to an elevated level. By examining an empirical case of high-speed railway projects in Thailand, this chapter seeks to analyse regional rivalry between Japan and China, and the evolving alternative regional order in terms of tangible forms of infrastructure development.
Multipolar Globalisation, New Industrial Policy and Late-late Industrialisation: Paper to be presented at the 14th EADI General Conference on "Responsible Development in a Polycentric World - Inequality, Citizenship and the Middle Classes
State intervention, linkage formation and supplier development in Thailand
New Economic Globalisation and New Industrial Policy: Rethinking Industrial Policy and Late-Development in the 21st century - an analytical review
RUC: Gorm Rye og "global studies": Læserbrev
The small scale industry policy with particular emphasis on the downstream plastic parts and mould industries
Review of Robert Fitzgerald: The state and economic development. Lessons from the far east
The European Journal of Development Research, 1997
One step forward and two backwards: internationalisation of capital and economic globalisation
Denne artikel beskæftiger sig med industripolitikkens fødsel, død og genfødsel i en udviklingssam... more Denne artikel beskæftiger sig med industripolitikkens fødsel, død og genfødsel i en udviklingssammenhæng. Den bliver drøftet i lyset af globaliseringens forskellige faser – med en særlig vægt på globaliseringens tredje (1980-2000) og fjerde (2000-) fase. Artiklen forsøger at svare på følgende spørgsmål: Hvilken udformning og hvilken betydning har industripolitikken haft i globaliseringens forskellige faser? Hvilke muligheder og begrænsninger har den økonomisk-politiske globalisering de seneste tre-fire årtier sat for industripolitiske tiltag i udviklingslandene? Hvilke centrale argumenter har der været fremført for og imod industripolitik som et udviklingsinstrument? Hvordan kan en ny industripolitik i det 21. århundrede begrundes i en udviklingskontekst, hvilken udformning ser den ud til at få? Der argumenteres både teoretisk og empirisk for vigtigheden af at bringe både en vækstorienteret makropolitik og en pro-aktiv industripolitik tilbage i udviklingsdebatten, dog tilpasset de æ...
Factory regimes and wage relations as institutions in capatalist development
Good Governance - A Good Development Strategy?
Causes, conduct and consequences
Can two tigers occupy the same mountain?: Regional competition and railway diplomacy in Thailand
Den globale økonomiske krise rammer u-landene hårdt
Thailand står foran politisk ustabilitet
Information-an International Interdisciplinary Journal, 2007