WUN Virtual Seminar: China business: Green opportunities - Capitalism and Climate Change: Implications for China
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China business: Green opportunities - Capitalism and Climate Change: Implications for China : The speaker is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney. His research interests are primarily focussed on the role of transnational economic actors, particularly multinational corporations, and the interaction between them and states, international organisations and civil society. |
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Capitalism is not monolithic. States' historical trajectories of development mean that the institutional basis for capitalist relations of production varies between them. The Varieties of Capitalism approach suggests that this variation is systematic, so that capitalist states fall within a spectrum between two categories: liberal market economies (LMEs) and coordinated market economies (CMEs). This has implications not just for how advanced, industrialised states coordinate their economies, but also how they address environmental concerns such as climate change. This seminar will outline some of the implications, both in general and for China specifically as it continues to integrate in the global economy.
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