Michele Schmiegelow
Biographic Data
| ID | 755218 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michele Schmiegelow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michele |
| FAMILY NAME | Schmiegelow |
| SIGNATURE | SCHMIEGELOW M |
| AFFILIATIONS | UCLouvain |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Institutional Competition Between Common Law and Civil Law: Theory and Policy
Contract Rules in Codes and Statutes: Easing Business Across the Cleavages of Legal Origins
The Asian Newly Industrialized Economies: A Universal Model of Action
Most observers of the Pacific Basin economies have been looking at socio-cultural explanations of the success the so-called "NIEs", i.e. South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong, have had in developing their economies in the last three decades. While these explanations are certainly worthwhile, they are not sufficient. We propose another one: strategic pragmatism. Pragmatism is a virtue usually associated with Americans, but Japan, and in its…
How Japan affects the international system
To cope with more than incremental change in the international system, the neorealist concept of structure and the neoliberal concept of process must be complemented by a third analytically distinguished element: the concept of action. All three concepts can be used on the systemic level of analysis of international relations theory. Their obvious differentiation is the degree of systemic consolidation, with structure at the highest, action at th…
Strategic Pragmatism: Japanese Lessons in the Use of Economic Theory
Introduction Functional Cuts Across Doctrines Adaptation Goal Attainment Pattern Maintenance Integration Japan's Perceived Uniqueness and the Relation of Structure and Action Bibliography Index
Japan's Response to Crisis and Change in the World Economy
Japan's Response to Crisis and Change in the World Economy
Cutting across doctrines: Positive adjustment in Japan
Japan's economy keeps changing too fast, its economic policies are too active and independent, and its domestic structures seemingly deviate too much from Western patterns to conform to theories that rely on general equilibrium in mature economies. Static economics, including recent monetarist, supply-side, and rational expectations models, some aspects of dynamic and development economics, and most of the neoliberal current in international rela…
The new mercantilism in international relations: The case of France's external monetary policy
We argue that mercantilism is not an anachronism, but a pattern of interaction between economies functioning analytically as subsystems both of nations and societies. The relation between theory and policy in France's post-war monetary history suggests two concepts of mercantilist rationalization of external economic policy. Although verbalized in terms of liberal economic theory, French monetary policy served nationalist diplomacy (diplomatic me…
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales, par Michèle Schmiegelow La république socialiste de Roumanie a adhéré au Fonds monétaire international et à la Banque internationale pour la reconstruction et le développement le 15 décembre 1972. Elle est le premier pays de l'Est à l'avoir fait. Quelle est la signification politique de cet acte ? Quelle est la part des aspects nationalistes, transnationalistes et purem…
Cutting across doctrines: Positive adjustment in Japan
Japan's economy keeps changing too fast, its economic policies are too active and independent, and its domestic structures seemingly deviate too much from Western patterns to conform to theories that rely on general equilibrium in mature economies. Static economics, including recent monetarist, supply-side, and rational expectations models, some aspects of dynamic and development economics, and most of the neoliberal current in international rela…
The new mercantilism in international relations: The case of France's external monetary policy
We argue that mercantilism is not an anachronism, but a pattern of interaction between economies functioning analytically as subsystems both of nations and societies. The relation between theory and policy in France's post-war monetary history suggests two concepts of mercantilist rationalization of external economic policy. Although verbalized in terms of liberal economic theory, French monetary policy served nationalist diplomacy (diplomatic me…
Strategic Pragmatism: Japanese Lessons in the Use of Economic Theory
Introduction Functional Cuts Across Doctrines Adaptation Goal Attainment Pattern Maintenance Integration Japan's Perceived Uniqueness and the Relation of Structure and Action Bibliography Index
The Asian Newly Industrialized Economies: A Universal Model of Action
Most observers of the Pacific Basin economies have been looking at socio-cultural explanations of the success the so-called "NIEs", i.e. South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong, have had in developing their economies in the last three decades. While these explanations are certainly worthwhile, they are not sufficient. We propose another one: strategic pragmatism. Pragmatism is a virtue usually associated with Americans, but Japan, and in its…
How Japan affects the international system
To cope with more than incremental change in the international system, the neorealist concept of structure and the neoliberal concept of process must be complemented by a third analytically distinguished element: the concept of action. All three concepts can be used on the systemic level of analysis of international relations theory. Their obvious differentiation is the degree of systemic consolidation, with structure at the highest, action at th…
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales, par Michèle Schmiegelow La république socialiste de Roumanie a adhéré au Fonds monétaire international et à la Banque internationale pour la reconstruction et le développement le 15 décembre 1972. Elle est le premier pays de l'Est à l'avoir fait. Quelle est la signification politique de cet acte ? Quelle est la part des aspects nationalistes, transnationalistes et purem…
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales
L'adhésion de la Roumanie au FMI et la théorie des relations internationales, par Michèle Schmiegelow La république socialiste de Roumanie a adhéré au Fonds monétaire international et à la Banque internationale pour la reconstruction et le développement le 15 décembre 1972. Elle est le premier pays de l'Est à l'avoir fait. Quelle est la signification politique de cet acte ? Quelle est la part des aspects nationalistes, transnationalistes et purem…
The new mercantilism in international relations: The case of France's external monetary policy
We argue that mercantilism is not an anachronism, but a pattern of interaction between economies functioning analytically as subsystems both of nations and societies. The relation between theory and policy in France's post-war monetary history suggests two concepts of mercantilist rationalization of external economic policy. Although verbalized in terms of liberal economic theory, French monetary policy served nationalist diplomacy (diplomatic me…
Cutting across doctrines: Positive adjustment in Japan
Japan's economy keeps changing too fast, its economic policies are too active and independent, and its domestic structures seemingly deviate too much from Western patterns to conform to theories that rely on general equilibrium in mature economies. Static economics, including recent monetarist, supply-side, and rational expectations models, some aspects of dynamic and development economics, and most of the neoliberal current in international rela…
Japan's Response to Crisis and Change in the World Economy
Japan's Response to Crisis and Change in the World Economy
Strategic Pragmatism: Japanese Lessons in the Use of Economic Theory
Introduction Functional Cuts Across Doctrines Adaptation Goal Attainment Pattern Maintenance Integration Japan's Perceived Uniqueness and the Relation of Structure and Action Bibliography Index
How Japan affects the international system
To cope with more than incremental change in the international system, the neorealist concept of structure and the neoliberal concept of process must be complemented by a third analytically distinguished element: the concept of action. All three concepts can be used on the systemic level of analysis of international relations theory. Their obvious differentiation is the degree of systemic consolidation, with structure at the highest, action at th…
The Asian Newly Industrialized Economies: A Universal Model of Action
Most observers of the Pacific Basin economies have been looking at socio-cultural explanations of the success the so-called "NIEs", i.e. South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong, have had in developing their economies in the last three decades. While these explanations are certainly worthwhile, they are not sufficient. We propose another one: strategic pragmatism. Pragmatism is a virtue usually associated with Americans, but Japan, and in its…
Institutional Competition Between Common Law and Civil Law: Theory and Policy
Contract Rules in Codes and Statutes: Easing Business Across the Cleavages of Legal Origins
Political science (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Economic system (5 works) · Global Financial Crisis and Policies (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Market economy (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economy (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works)