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RYNER, J MAGNUS
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081083
Europe at bay: in the shadow of US hegemony
/ Cafruny, Alan W; Ryner, J Magnus
2007
Cafruny, Alan W
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Boulder, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2007.
Description
ix, 171p.
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9781588265371
Key Words
European Union
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International Relations - Case Studies
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089135
Social forces and the effects of (post)-Washington consensus po: comparing Tunisia and South Africa
/ Hurt, Stephen R; Knio, Karim; Ryner, J Magnus
Ryner, J Magnus
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2009.
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This article addresses the consequences of Washington Consensus and more recently post-Washington Consensus policy for democratic good governance in Africa. It acknowledges the increased focus in recent years of policy-makers on poverty as an important force in world politics. Despite this increased concern the authors argue that International Relations as a discipline fails to offer a suitable framework for understanding poverty as a social force. The article proposes a revival of Robert W. Cox and Jeffrey Harrod's approach based on 'patterns of social relations of production'. This offers a disaggregation of the condition that is often referred to in the literature as 'the poor' or 'the informal sector'. The article then outlines a comparative research agenda based on the cases of Tunisia and South Africa. It demonstrates how these cases provide the sternest test for assessing the authors' scepticism of the prospects of reconciling market-led development with good governance, whilst also offering a 'most-different' comparison given their very different political cultures. In conclusion, the article reflects on the methodological aspects to operationalising such a research agenda and proposes an ethnographic approach informed by the work of Burawoy.
Key Words
Political Economy
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South Africa
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Global Capitalism
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Washington Consensus
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Poverty Africa
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Good Governance - Afirca
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Aforca - Social Forces
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Tunisia;
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Cox-Harrod Framework
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