Titlebook: China‘s Transition to a Global Economy; Michael Webber,Mark Wang,Zhu Ying Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Re-Inventing Africa‘s Development reform (.) refers to a series of socio-economic and political changes: from central planning with Stalinist principles to a socialist market economy or a market economy with Chinese characteristics, and from domination of state ownership to coexistence of state, collective, private and even foreign

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Enacting Bold but Harmonious Change of systems of production and distribution. Increasingly, markets are being used to allocate labour and to reward that labour. The development of markets reflects a twin process — of the replacement of subsistence production by production for markets and of the replacement of state-directed producti

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Korea’s Path of Development in Retrospect regions at different times. Mao Zedong and the founders of the PRC could directly move any chessman without much hesitation under the centrally planned economy of 1949-76. Deng Xiaoping made every move of his chessmen using two hands. His visible hand, like Mao’s, was the central control mechanism;

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Prelude: Psychology in Metamorphosis,mages and ideology of high-technology are popular elements of regional policy in many countries. Hundreds of regions in the world have dreamed of becoming the next Silicon Valley. While some technopoles undeniably sustained growth, as Castells and Hall (1994) noted, the world is now littered with th