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- Cordeiro, Cheryl Marie, 1975
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Managing Heterochronous Socio-economic Development: Investigating the Concurrent duo Discourses of Singapore’s “Total Fertility Rate (TFR)” and “Singapore Incorporated”
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Ingår i: International Journal of Governance. - 2224-5359. ; 4:1, s. 1-34
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- The past decade has seen an increasing number of calls within the field of organization science to study the dynamics of organization developments against both historical and multiple social dimensions that influence organization evolution. While the structures and governance of future organizations can only be hypothesized, there remains a need for a trajectorial understanding in how organizations might function in future, given the current complexities of differential organizational developments within the same organization, due to the processes of globalization. The concept of heterochrony and the managing of heterochronous complexities in organization is the broad focus of this study. In particular, the study focuses on the country of Singapore and two of its national discourses, (I) Singapore’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR), the government’s “Baby Bonus Scheme” and (II) “Singapore Incorporated”, discussing how the “Baby Bonus Scheme” straddles the two seemingly differential time development of state ideologies and the extent of its success in relation to its own projected economic goals, as a means of managing heterochrony in Singapore.
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- Cordeiro, Cheryl Marie, 1975
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Navigating the dual structure of world history: Sweden's trade relations with China from the Eighteenth Century
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Ingår i: Review. - 0147-9032 .- 2327-445X. ; 36:1, s. 25-40
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article reflects East-West relationships in world history. It traces the processes of globalization and highlights the differences between "international society" and "global society" by using the example of trade relations between Sweden and China, beginning in the 1700s. This example illustrates a unique relationship between countries that have thus far seemed to find their own equilibrium as part of "international society" while having between themselves a long-term understanding of collaborating towards an envisaged "global society".
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- Cordeiro-Nilsson, Cheryl Marie, 1975
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Regional actors with “A common DNA”?: Analyzing ASEAN–EU Relations from the Perspective of Integral Theory
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Ingår i: Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. - : MetaIntegral Foundation. - 1944-5083 .- 1944-5091. ; 9:2, s. 1-20
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Current regional integration theories of neofunctionalism and intergovernmentalism study the Association for Southeast-Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the European Union (EU) predominantly from trade and international business perspectives. ASEAN and EU have been described as sharing “a common DNA,” yet rhetoric has been slow to translate into practical and effective collaborations. This study uses the developmental perspective of Integral Theory to study ASEAN-EU relations and their efforts as regional integrators. Official speeches from ASEAN are analyzed in order to lend deeper insight into the existing asymmetries between the two entities. The core question of the article is, why and to what extent do ASEAN and EU share “a common DNA”? The third wave of globalization enabled by digital technology, which presupposes greater regional cooperation, calls for complementary study of ASEAN-EU relations in the context of international business and international relations. © 2014, MetaIntegral Foundation. All rights reserved.
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