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Adapting to Globalization - Malaysia, South Africa, and the Challenges of Ethnic Redistribution with Growth
Janis van der Westhuizen
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc (2002)
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Democratizing Foreign Policy? - Lessons from South Africa
Philip Nel; Janis Van Der Westhuizen
Lexington Books (2003)
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SOUTH AFRICA'S MULTILATERAL DIPLOMA
Philip Nel; Ian Taylor; Janis Van der Westhuizen
Taylor & Francis Ltd (2021)
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Adapting to Globalization - Malaysia, South Africa, and the Challenges of Ethnic Redistribution with Growth
94,50 €
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Sivumäärä: 224 sivua
Asu: Kovakantinen kirja
Julkaisuvuosi: 2002, 30.04.2002 (lisätietoa)
Kieli: Englanti
Van der Westhuizen examines the remarkable similarity between the South African and Malaysian political economies, analyzes how Malay, Afrikaner, and African Nationalists have sought to make domestic demands for state intervention compatible with international pressures for economic liberalization, and shows what happens when they fail.



Globalization poses daunting challenges to state elites in the developing world. Caught between domestic expectations for state intervention to reduce inequalities on the one hand and global neo-liberal pressures for a liberalized economy on the other, the developing world bears the brunt of globalization's socially disruptive effects. For state elites in deeply divided societies like Malaysia and South Africa, the heightened potential for ethnic polarization makes the challenge twice as large. In both, state elites have sought to mitigate such polarization by embarking upon a program of ethnic redistribution with growth, that is, advancing subjugated ethnic majorities into the middle class through state intervention without fundamentally alienating the privileged ethnic minority upon whose economic dominance the process of social advance depends.



However, what happens if globalization prevents state elites from employing ethnic redistribution with growth? How do these state elites attempt to retain their legitimacy and what happens if they do not succeed? Van der Westhuizen examines these issues by showing how state elites in Malaysia and apartheid South Africa successfully pursued ethnic redistribuiton with growth during the heydays of Keynesianism and Fordism and the complexity of such a strategy in the post-Cold War, post-Fordist world of the competition state. He examines the ways in which Malaysia and South Africa have adapted to globalization by becoming competition states and the implication this process has for democratic consolidation. He provides a provocative analysis of particular interest to scholars, students, and researchers involved with development studies, international political economy, and comparative politics.

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