Core vs. Periphery From maps and stats of yesterday, what conclusions can we make about ODA and the “core vs. periphery”?

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Core vs. Periphery From maps and stats of yesterday, what conclusions can we make about ODA and the “core vs. periphery”?

Define ‘Core’ and ‘Periphery’ Using examples Discuss the issue of scale Where do the BRICs go? What about LDCs and NICs?

Rostow’s model of development

Rostow’s Model Provides a framework for thinking about development Outdated (1960) Oversimplified Assumptions Promotes neoliberal trade policies; mass consumption as integral to econ dev’pt Not applicable to recent examples MORE Info: Links on website.

Asian Tigers shut down Rostow The Asian Tigers or Asian Dragons is a term used in reference to the highly free/developed economies of Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. Unlike in Rostow’s model, rapidly industrialized in 1960s-80s by specializing in areas of competitiveness and using state intervention to help economy along