Exporting Capitalism: Private Enterprise And Us Foreign Policy Ethan B Kapstein Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance

The First Comprehensive History Of America\ S Attempts To Promote International Development By Exporting Private Enterprise A Story Marked Frequent Failure And Occasional Success Foreign Aid Is Primary Tool Us Policy But Direct Financial Support Ventures Like Peace Corps Constitute Just Sliver American Global Pie Since 1940S United States Has Relied On Sector Carry Out Its Ambitions In Developing World This Full Account What Worked More Often Failed Efforts Export American-Style Capitalism Ethan Kapstein Draws Archival Sources His Wide-Ranging Experience Provide Penetrating Case Studies From Latin America East Asia Former Soviet Union Afghanistan Iraq After Wwii Truman Eisenhower Administrations Urged Companies Expand Across Corporations Preferred Advanced Countries Many Nations Including Taiwan South Korea Were Cool Investment Cold War Made Important Than Ever Even If That Meant Overthrowing Governments Fall Brought New Opportunities As Promoted Privatization Bankrolling Local Oligarchs Following Invasions Believed It Had Blank Slates For Building These Economies Ongoing Conflict Eroded Such Hopes Kapstein\ Sobering Shows No Substitute Investors Are Unwilling Put Capital At Risk Unstable Only Settings With Stable Diverse Economic Elites Can Take Root Lessons Crucial Challenges China Influence Σελίδες: 304 Έτος Έκδοσης: 2022 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm