Economic globalization and the development of developing countries

Author: Guo Baohong
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The relationship between economic globalization and developing countries has always been a significant issue of concern in academia. Guided by Marxist theory, this book thoroughly explores and elaborates on the concept, nature, development process, and driving forces of economic globalization after World War II. It offers insightful discussions on the definition, classification of developing countries, and the impacts of economic globalization on different types of developing countries, as well as the material and spiritual strengths of developing countries. The book also proposes macro-level ideas on how developing countries can develop and shift from passivity to proactivity in the process of economic globalization. Using Marxist theory to interpret contemporary issues in the world economy and politics, this book is suitable for scholars and university students studying world economy and politics, as well as for government officials and cadres concerned with international economic and political issues, providing them with valuable reference.