Read more here! (My author page; the paper page is not working π) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/...
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This is obviously one piece of a very large puzzle. But it's an interesting piece. It improves our understanding of how the global economy worked during the era of "neoliberalism," and it suggests new reasons for the current global turn to state capitalism.
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I describe how the World Bank in the 1980s and 1990s helped Chinese leaders reform and strengthen state-owned enterprises. This is interesting because across much of the rest of the Global South, the World Bank (together with the IMF) pushed strongly for privatization.
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How did Chinese state-owned enterprises become some of the world's largest corporations? My latest paper (finally posted on SSRN!) tackles the question.
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Political Scientist professor at Northwestern β’ Writer β’ Photographer
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Historian writing a book on the conservative middle classes in 20th-c Mexico | Professor at UM | https://lsa.umich.edu/history/people/faculty/tamayo.html.
Teach at UC, Riverside | PhD, African History, Yale ('25) | decolonization, exile, and transnational anti-apartheid movements |
Writing about militia, federal finance, the international arms trade. | Postdoc @Brown | Ernest May Fellow @Harvard
Professor of Law @ UCLA School of Law; faculty co-director, Emmett Inst on Climate Change & the Environment; Walter & Shirley Wang Chair in US-China Relations; Chinese law & politics.
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Historian, Head of UConn History. Cities, architecture, planning, disasters, environment, Latin America.
Historian of US foreign aid, disasters, and international humanitarianism. Author of *Making the World Safe* (OUP β13) and *Catastrophic Diplomacy* (UNC β24). Co-editor of *InterConnections: The Global 20th Century* (UNC) and *Journal of Disaster Studies*.
The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
est. 1967
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Historian, author. Past: GLOBALISTS, CRACK-UP CAPITALISM, HAYEKβS BASTARDS. Next: MUSKISM with Ben Tarnoff. Preorder here: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/muskism-quinn-slobodianben-tarnoff?variant=43838135402530 quinnslobodian.com
Historian of international law and politics | asst prof at BU
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Assistant Professor of Law
University of Hawai'i at MΔnoa, William S. Richardson School of Law
Public International Law | Human Rights | Statelessness | Intβl Environmental Law
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Reporter on the investigations team at the NYT. I always have a China-focused story in the works. Co-author of bestselling βWhen McKinsey Comes to Townβ. Navy veteran. Send tips to Michael.forsythe@nytimes.com. DM for Signal.
Professor emeritus, George Washington University Law School, specializing in modern Chinese law. Gradually shifting over from Twitter/X.
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Assoc. Prof. of Law, American U. Washington College of Law; Assoc. Member, Oxford Law; lawyer & anthropologist; writes on non-liberal law, international development, transnational business, property, justice; https://www.matthewserie.com/ Views are my own.
Co-host of the Odd Lots podcast. I like financial crisis hindsight, spurious correlation and puppies. London β‘οΈNew York β‘οΈAbu Dhabi β‘οΈHong Kong β‘οΈNew York
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Assistant Professor in International Economic Law, LSE Law School. Specialisation in international trade law and economic security, in addition to research and teaching interests in international investment law, international development, and IPE.
Law professor
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Law prof & sociologist at Yale. I write about poverty, race, place, gender, policing, and justice, and I use qualitative and humanistic methods.
In Carolina in my mind. π³οΈβπβπΏ
