Emerging Markets Studies
The Peter Lang series Emerging Markets Studies includes works which address opportunities, problems, and challenges of socio-economic development and reform in so-called emerging markets. These comprise middle-income developing and transition economies which are relevant for the world economy due to a large market potential, a favorable or improving investment climate, or due to the availability of important natural resources. Emerging markets have realized or show the potential to generate sustained socio-economic development and growth processes over time.
The volumes in this series seek to address three key questions: What are the determinants of successful socio-economic development, What are appropriate reform strategies to overcome impediments to catching-up processes, and how do politico-institutional factors affect the performance of an emerging economy?
The scope of the series is comparative, institutionalist, and international. The overall focus of all titles is to enhance the understanding of socio-economic catching-up processes and their institutional foundations from a political-economy perspective. Due to the complexity of development processes and policy reform, various methodological tools and academic approaches may prove to be appropriate. Hence the series includes contributions from various disciplines such as economics, political science, or sociology.
Titles
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Korea, the Iron Silk Road and the Belt and Road Initiative
Soft Power and Hard Power ApproachesVolume 9©2022 Edited Collection 238 Pages -
The Institutions of State Business Relations
The Case of Food and Agriculture Sector of GeorgiaVolume 8©2021 Thesis 224 Pages -
A taxonomy of state capitalism
The developmental phases of Russia, Kazakhstan, South Korea and Singapore - a comparative institutional analysisVolume 7©2021 Thesis 338 Pages -
Economic Development in Central Asia
Institutional Underpinnings of Factor MarketsVolume 6©2014 Conference proceedings 0 Pages -
The Reconfiguration of a Latecomer Innovation System
Governing Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Innovation in South KoreaVolume 4©2013 Thesis 304 Pages -
The Shrimp that Became a Tiger
Transformation Theory and Korea’s Rise After the Asian CrisisVolume 3©2013 Monographs 355 Pages -
The Emergence of Developmental States from a New Institutionalist Perspective
A Comparative Analysis of East Asia and Central AsiaVolume 2©2013 Thesis 348 Pages -
Institutional Change in Upstream Innovation Governance
The Case of KoreaVolume 1©2010 Thesis 0 Pages