From Developmental and Industrialization to Neoliberal Premature Deindustrialization Cover Image

Kalkınmacı Devlet ve Sanayileşmeden, Neoliberal Erken Sanayisizleşmeye
From Developmental and Industrialization to Neoliberal Premature Deindustrialization

Author(s): B. Ali EŞİYOK
Subject(s): National Economy, Business Economy / Management, Economic history, Economic policy, Economic development, Financial Markets
Published by: Ahmet Arif Eren
Keywords: Developmental State; Industrialization; İmport Substitution; Neoliberal Reconstruction; Premature Deindustrialization;

Summary/Abstract: History of capitalism is the history of crises and reconstruction. After the second sharing, this period that will continue till the middle of 1970’s and be qualified as the golden age of capitalism is the most social period also as the result of the expansionary welfare State applications of capitalism. In the golden age of capitalism, as the result of import substitution industrialization strategy applied in the environmental countries, important structural transformations occurred in the production structure of many countries also including Turkey, and the share of industry increased significantly. The main actor was the state in the import substitution industrialization strategy applied in the environmental countries. Developmental state, using resource allocation for the productive sectors (primarily the production industry), important transformations were obtained in industry. By means of the selective industrial politics applied by the developmental state, many nearby countries the export structure of which depends on the agricultural products due to the production went up to the statute of industrial exporting country.

  • Issue Year: 2/2018
  • Issue No: spec. 1
  • Page Range: 71-102
  • Page Count: 32
  • Language: Turkish