Laurids S Lauridsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 2471222 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laurids S Lauridsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laurids S |
| FAMILY NAME | Lauridsen |
| SIGNATURE | LAURIDSEN L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1622-9905 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Drivers of China's Regional Infrastructure Diplomacy
The land-based Silk Road Economic Belt, as a part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, has become central for the country’s economic diplomacy since 2013. As part of these initiatives, Chinese authorities have been keen to expand their high-speed railways across the country’s border into neighbouring countries. Thailand has been one of the front-runners in negotiating high-speed railway projects with China. This article seeks to answer the follow…
From Good Governance to Developmental Governance – How Policies, Institutions and Politics Matter
The present global financial and economic crisis offers an opportunity to rethink the relative roles of state and market as well as of globalisation and national development strategies in the political economy of development. It has become more difficult to argue that globalisation has rendered national development strategies and in particular industrial policies superfluous. The crisis also calls for a rethinking of the prevailing standard recip…
The Past, Present and Future of Development Studies
Development as a political goal came into being in the mid-twentieth century, and development studies as an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary field of enquiry has been around for 50 years or
Strategic Industrial Policy and Latecomer Development
The global financial–economic crisis has led to a rethinking on the relative roles of state and markets. Public investments and industrial policies are no longer seen as interventions that inevitably lead to inefficient, uncompetitive and rent‐extracting forms of industrialisation. The present article looks at the content of (‘the what’), the justification for (‘the why’), and the adoption and implementation of (‘the how’) strategic industrial po…
The Policies and Politics of Industrial Upgrading in Thailand during the Thaksin Era (2001–2006)
What happens when developing countries can no longer grow by simply exploiting their existing comparative advantages in natural resources or cheap labor? When entering the 21st century Thailand was confronted with that question, but in comparison with other East Asian countries it was also a laggard in relation to industrial technology development. Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra placed industrial upgrading high on the policy agenda. This artic…
Foreign Direct Investment, Linkage Formation and Supplier Development in Thailand during the 1990s
Struggling with Globalization in Thailand
During the ‘golden decade’ (1987–96), Thailand was one of the fastest growing economies in the world and a top exporter of manufactured goods. What was the Thai approach to openness and world market integration during this period? In particular, what was the developmental potential of this export-led industrialization? In this article it is argued that premature financial liberalization and premature shifting to high-tech exports produced vulnera…
Coping with the Triple Challenge of Globalisation, Liberalisation and Crisis
Changing Global and Regional Conditions for National Economic Restructuring in Asia
John Degnbol-Martinussen Professor, International Development Studies, Roskilde University, Denmark 22 June 1947–23 September 2002
The financial crisis in Thailand
State, Institutions and Industrial Development in East Asian NIC's
During the last two decades, we have seen a wave of literature on the East Asian Newly Industrializing Countries (NICs). The majority of this literature is oriented towards the superior industrial performance of the East Asian NICs compared with other developing countries. In addressing this issue, the present article focusses on analytical and theoretical issues. It largely leaves out the empirical evidence and is more concerned with questions t…
Drivers of China's Regional Infrastructure Diplomacy
The land-based Silk Road Economic Belt, as a part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, has become central for the country’s economic diplomacy since 2013. As part of these initiatives, Chinese authorities have been keen to expand their high-speed railways across the country’s border into neighbouring countries. Thailand has been one of the front-runners in negotiating high-speed railway projects with China. This article seeks to answer the follow…
Foreign Direct Investment, Linkage Formation and Supplier Development in Thailand during the 1990s
The Past, Present and Future of Development Studies
Development as a political goal came into being in the mid-twentieth century, and development studies as an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary field of enquiry has been around for 50 years or
The financial crisis in Thailand
The Policies and Politics of Industrial Upgrading in Thailand during the Thaksin Era (2001–2006)
What happens when developing countries can no longer grow by simply exploiting their existing comparative advantages in natural resources or cheap labor? When entering the 21st century Thailand was confronted with that question, but in comparison with other East Asian countries it was also a laggard in relation to industrial technology development. Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra placed industrial upgrading high on the policy agenda. This artic…
Strategic Industrial Policy and Latecomer Development
The global financial–economic crisis has led to a rethinking on the relative roles of state and markets. Public investments and industrial policies are no longer seen as interventions that inevitably lead to inefficient, uncompetitive and rent‐extracting forms of industrialisation. The present article looks at the content of (‘the what’), the justification for (‘the why’), and the adoption and implementation of (‘the how’) strategic industrial po…
Coping with the Triple Challenge of Globalisation, Liberalisation and Crisis
From Good Governance to Developmental Governance – How Policies, Institutions and Politics Matter
The present global financial and economic crisis offers an opportunity to rethink the relative roles of state and market as well as of globalisation and national development strategies in the political economy of development. It has become more difficult to argue that globalisation has rendered national development strategies and in particular industrial policies superfluous. The crisis also calls for a rethinking of the prevailing standard recip…
Struggling with Globalization in Thailand
During the ‘golden decade’ (1987–96), Thailand was one of the fastest growing economies in the world and a top exporter of manufactured goods. What was the Thai approach to openness and world market integration during this period? In particular, what was the developmental potential of this export-led industrialization? In this article it is argued that premature financial liberalization and premature shifting to high-tech exports produced vulnera…
State, Institutions and Industrial Development in East Asian NIC's
During the last two decades, we have seen a wave of literature on the East Asian Newly Industrializing Countries (NICs). The majority of this literature is oriented towards the superior industrial performance of the East Asian NICs compared with other developing countries. In addressing this issue, the present article focusses on analytical and theoretical issues. It largely leaves out the empirical evidence and is more concerned with questions t…
The financial crisis in Thailand
Struggling with Globalization in Thailand
During the ‘golden decade’ (1987–96), Thailand was one of the fastest growing economies in the world and a top exporter of manufactured goods. What was the Thai approach to openness and world market integration during this period? In particular, what was the developmental potential of this export-led industrialization? In this article it is argued that premature financial liberalization and premature shifting to high-tech exports produced vulnera…
Coping with the Triple Challenge of Globalisation, Liberalisation and Crisis
Changing Global and Regional Conditions for National Economic Restructuring in Asia
John Degnbol-Martinussen Professor, International Development Studies, Roskilde University, Denmark 22 June 1947–23 September 2002
Foreign Direct Investment, Linkage Formation and Supplier Development in Thailand during the 1990s
The Policies and Politics of Industrial Upgrading in Thailand during the Thaksin Era (2001–2006)
What happens when developing countries can no longer grow by simply exploiting their existing comparative advantages in natural resources or cheap labor? When entering the 21st century Thailand was confronted with that question, but in comparison with other East Asian countries it was also a laggard in relation to industrial technology development. Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra placed industrial upgrading high on the policy agenda. This artic…
Strategic Industrial Policy and Latecomer Development
The global financial–economic crisis has led to a rethinking on the relative roles of state and markets. Public investments and industrial policies are no longer seen as interventions that inevitably lead to inefficient, uncompetitive and rent‐extracting forms of industrialisation. The present article looks at the content of (‘the what’), the justification for (‘the why’), and the adoption and implementation of (‘the how’) strategic industrial po…
From Good Governance to Developmental Governance – How Policies, Institutions and Politics Matter
The present global financial and economic crisis offers an opportunity to rethink the relative roles of state and market as well as of globalisation and national development strategies in the political economy of development. It has become more difficult to argue that globalisation has rendered national development strategies and in particular industrial policies superfluous. The crisis also calls for a rethinking of the prevailing standard recip…
The Past, Present and Future of Development Studies
Development as a political goal came into being in the mid-twentieth century, and development studies as an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary field of enquiry has been around for 50 years or
Drivers of China's Regional Infrastructure Diplomacy
The land-based Silk Road Economic Belt, as a part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, has become central for the country’s economic diplomacy since 2013. As part of these initiatives, Chinese authorities have been keen to expand their high-speed railways across the country’s border into neighbouring countries. Thailand has been one of the front-runners in negotiating high-speed railway projects with China. This article seeks to answer the follow…
Economics (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Global trade and economics (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Economic system (5 works) · International Development and Aid (5 works) · Market economy (5 works) · Asian Industrial and Economic Development (4 works)