Lectures 11-12. Development in Asia: Is the World Centre Moving to Eastward?
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Lectures 11-12.
Development in Asia: Is the World Centre Moving
to Eastward?
The first predictions of Asian crisis
• Krugman P. The Myth of Asia's Miracle. – Foreign Affairs, 1994, N 6, November-December.
• UNCTAD. Trade and Development Report 1996, Part 2, chapters I – III, esp. pp. 102-103.
Japanese structure Korean structure
The East Asian model of associated-dependent development
The East Asian model of associated-dependent development
Expenditures for R&D (as percentage of GDP) in OECD (average) and some East Asian countries,
1995-1996
Expenditures for R&D (as percentage of GDP) in some OECD and East Asian countries, 2005-2008
The problem of creativity• Ng Aik Kwang. Why Asians Are Less Creative
Than Westerners. Singapore: Prentice Hall, 2001:
• A ‘cognitive conservatism’:
• “a constellation of attributes, which leads the person to adopt a passive, uncritical and uncreative orientation to learning and to hold fatalistic, superstitious and stereotypical beliefs; as well as to be authoritarian, dogmatic and conformist.” (P. 65)
• +• The lack of “individually-oriented achievement
motivation” (Ibid., p. 113)