South Korea and Canada Entering the 21st Century: US Hegemonic Revival and the End of National Economic Sovereignty

South Korea and Canada Entering the 21st Century: US Hegemonic Revival and the End of National Economic Sovereignty

Ⅰ. Introduction

Ⅱ. The Short-Term Process Leading to South Korean Financial Crisis

Ⅲ. Consequences of the Crisis in South Korea

Ⅳ. .S. Policy Change as the Cause of Crisis

Ⅴ. Pre-Liberalization Period: Debt-Leveraged Development

Ⅵ. Liberalization Period: Accumulation of Short-Term Loans

Ⅶ. Post-Crisis Period: Losing Sovereignty

Ⅷ. Dismantling of “National” Economies and Revival of US Hegemony

Ⅸ. Completion of US Free Enterprise Imperialism

Ⅹ. World-Economic Features in the 21st Century

XI. Alternative Actions, or Semiperipheral Resistance?

XII. Conclusion

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Abstract