State Capacity and Inclusive Development: New Challenges and Directions
State Capacity and Inclusive Development: New Challenges and Directions
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国家能力与包容性发展：新挑战与方向
DOI：
10.2139/ssrn.2141771
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
4.3
通讯作者：
M. Hau
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作者：
M. Hau
本文盘点了有关国家能力的最新文献进展，并将其与包容性发展研究联系起来。具体来说，提出了四种特定的论点。首先，国家能力最好是作为一个多维概念来处理的，它可以有效地分解为三个不同但相互关联的维度：(1)与非国家行为体的外部嵌入性，(2)国家机构的组织能力，以及(3)它们的领土范围。其次，在确定国家能力的关键决定因素时，对地理、外部压力和资本主义发展的既定关注需要与对精英政治、执政联盟和国内冲突的密切关注相辅相成。第三，国家促进包容性发展的能力也受到国家形成的历史模式本身的影响，特别是欧洲海外殖民主义留下的制度和政治遗产。第四，与新自由主义全球化、民主化和国际秩序中的权力转移相关的当代国家转型，对各国促进包容性发展的能力具有重大影响。结论将重点放在未来研究该主题应采取的关键问题上。
This paper takes stock of recent advancements in the literature on state capacity and connects them to the study of inclusive development. Specifically, four particular lines of argument are presented. First, state capacity is best approached as a multi-dimensional concept that can usefully be disaggregated into three distinct, but interrelated dimensions: (1) the external embeddedness with non-state actors, (2) the organizational competence of state agencies, and (3) their territorial reach. Second, the established focus on geography, external pressures and capitalist development needs to be complemented with close attention to elite politics, ruling coalitions and domestic conflict when identifying key determinants of state capacity. Third, the capacity of states to promote inclusive development is also shaped by historical patterns of state formation itself, in particular the institutional and political legacies left behind by European overseas colonialism. Fourth, contemporary state transformations linked to neoliberal globalisation, democratisation and power shifts in the international order have major implications for the capacities of states to promote inclusive development. The conclusion puts the spotlight on the key issues that should be taken up by future research on the topic.
韩国在硬经济利益和软实力之间寻求全球角色
DOI：
10.1057/ejdr.2012.7
发表时间：
2012
期刊：
The European Journal of Development Research
影响因子：
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作者：
Kalinowski T
通讯作者：
Kalinowski T