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Philipp Fink - Late Development in Hungary and Ireland

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Philipp Fink

Late Development in Hungary and Ireland

Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Politik

Volume 168 2009

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-12

List of Tables S. 13-14

Abbreviations S. 15-16

Introduction S. 17-27

Re-feudalisation S. 28-33

Agricultural Specialisation S. 33-37

De-industrialisation S. 37-43

Emigration S. 43-46

Agricultural Export Dependency S. 46-47

Hungary S. 47-51

Ireland S. 51-55

Constrained Industrialisation S. 55-56

Capacity and Autonomy S. 57-59

Popular Consent and Dissent S. 59-60

The Dual Monarchy (1867-1919) S. 60-68

Economic Nationalism (1921-1944) S. 68-76

Hungarian Socialism (1948-1990) S. 76-90

Continued Hungarian Backwardness S. 90-91

The Free State (1922-1932) S. 91-98

Protectionism (1932-1958) S. 98-104

Autonomy, Capacity and Consent S. 104-105

Macroeconomic Effects S. 106-108

Microeconomic Effects S. 108-109

Attraction Strategy S. 109-112

Macro and Micro-Coordination S. 112-114

Implications for State Autonomy, Capacity and Consent S. 114-115

External and Internal Factors for Hungarian FDI-Attraction S. 115-119

Hungarian Regime Readjustments S. 119-134

The 1958 Revolution? S. 134-138

Regime Readjustments in Ireland S. 138-154

Complementarity and Divergence S. 154-155

Industrial Dualism S. 156-159

Social Dichotomy S. 159-160

Economic Impact of FDI in Hungary S. 160-166

Linkages S. 166-169

Indigenous Firms S. 169-171

Characteristics of Indigenous Firms S. 171-177

Dichotomy of Industry in Hungary S. 177

General Trends in Hungarian Income Inequality S. 177-180

Transitional Winners and Losers S. 180-185

Social Implications S. 185-189

Inequality, Poverty and the Hungarian State S. 189-194

Hungarian Social Dichotomy S. 194-195

Foreign-Owned Growth in Ireland S. 195-201

Linkages S. 201-207

Irish Indigenous Industry S. 207-218

Dichotomous Irish Industrial Structure S. 218

Irish Income Inequality S. 218-225

Social Implications S. 225-233

Poverty, Inequality and the Irish State S. 233-238

Irish Social Dichotomy S. 238-239

Results of FDI-led Development in Hungary and Ireland S. 239-241

Conclusion: Myth or Mirage? S. 242-252

Bibliography S. 253-278

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René Geißler, Felix Knüpling, Sabine Kropp, Joachim Wieland - Das Teilen beherrschen

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René Geißler (ed.), Felix Knüpling (ed.), Sabine Kropp (ed.), Joachim Wieland (ed.)

Das Teilen beherrschen

Series: Schriftenreihe des Europäischen Zentrums für Föderalismus-Forschung Tübingen (EZFF)

Volume 45 2015

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Hans Eichel, Philipp Fink, Heinrich Tiemann Vorschlag zur Neuordnung der Bund-Länder-Finanzbeziehungen ab 2020: Vorstellung eines politischen Konzepts S. 121-142

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Manuel P. Neubauer - L'État, c'est quoi? Staatsgewalt im Wandel

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L'État, c'est quoi? Staatsgewalt im Wandel

2015

doi.org/10.5771/9783845253787

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ZParl Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfragen

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ZParl Volume 48 (2017) Issue 4 ISSN Online: 0340-1758

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Michaela Fink, Jonas Metzger, Anne Zulauf - Was wird aus der Hoffnung?

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Michaela Fink (ed.), Jonas Metzger (ed.), Anne Zulauf (ed.)

Was wird aus der Hoffnung?

Series: Forum Psychosozial

Volume 2019

doi.org/10.30820/9783837976304

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