... no Indonesia. Since 1990, China and India combined have accounted for over 20 percent of total global economic growth, and perhaps much more (Srinivasan, 2006). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 China India Brazil Economic growth National economy World economy Semiperiphery...

... in creating the solidarity economy. We will return to this issue later. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Poland National economy Public policy Dynamic economic efficiency Solidarity principle Social foundations of economic activities Social services The system changes...

... an original perspective on the informal economy and informalised lifeworlds in Uzbekistan. Johan Rasanayagam can be contacted at: Johan.rasanayagam@abdn.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Uzbekistan Soviet Union National economy Economic conditions Informal economy Central Asia...

.... Poverty Social welfare Central Asia Russia Ukraine National economy The transition from a centrally planned to a marked economy has been associated with a significant increase in poverty in the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia (Milanovic and Ersado...

..., the empirical evidence adds credence to the assertion that monetary measures (increased monetary outcomes) do not necessarily portray factors important to progress. Riccardo Natoli can be contacted at: riccardo.natoli@vu.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 National economy...

... that create incentives for further economic development. From this description it is clear that for resource‐rich nations a particular kind of authoritarian governmentality exists, that of the “grabber”. National economy Government policy Natural resources Myanmar For nearly half a century...

... scope of activities as other pupils' firms in Germany[2]. Schools Education National economy Children (age groups) Entrepreneurialism Germany In future, you will not only be school pupils, but young entrepreneurs, and will do everything that the founders of proper firms do: you...

... Citizenship National economy Public policy Sustainable development It is within this context of mounting ecological (and social) wreckage, of the absurd and arbitrary definition of growth, and the pursuit of growth (be it “sustainable”) at all cost, that degrowth is offered first and foremost...