Can the market be tamed? A thought experiment on the value(s) of planning
Can the market be tamed? A thought experiment on the value(s) of planning
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10.1177/0308518x18784600
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2018-07
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A. Lord;Yiquan Gu
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作者：
A. Lord;Yiquan Gu
在地球仪的许多情况下，规划的范围和职权受到限制。许多学术文献认为，这一趋势是由于计划作为一种国家管制活动与新自由主义原则（特别是自由市场竞争）之间的紧张关系而产生的。在这篇文章中，我们试图通过一个思想实验来探索计划与新自由主义秩序之间的这种感知不相容性在多大程度上是真正真实的。我们希望表明，以这种方式思考发展过程，可以指出设想规划范围和职权范围的替代方法，以及如何在新自由主义政体的背景下协调甚至扩展活动核心的规范性原则。
In many contexts across the globe, the scope and remit of planning is being limited. Much of the academic literature identifies this tendency as arising from a tension between planning as a state-regulatory activity and the tenets of neoliberalism – particularly free market competition. In this essay, we seek to explore the degree to which this perceived incompatibility between planning and the neoliberal order is genuinely real by running a thought experiment. We hope to show that thinking about the development process in this way points to alternative ways of imagining the scope and remit of planning – and how the normative principles at the core of the activity might be reconciled, or even extended, within the context of a neoliberal polity.