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Education and Training for Development in East Asia - The Political Economy of Skill Formation in Newly Industrialised Economies (Hardcover)
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Education and Training for Development in East Asia - The Political Economy of Skill Formation in Newly Industrialised Economies (Hardcover)
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The East Asian miracle, or its putative demise, is always news. The
four Tiger economies of Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South
Korea have experienced some of the fastest rates of economic growth
ever achieved. This work provides an analysis of the development of
education and training systems in Asia, and the relationship with
the process of economic growth. The authors focus on how these
systems facilitated their transition from labour intensive to
capital intensive forms of production and explores the crucial role
of government in managing this relationship. The hallmark of
policymaking in these economies is that governments have been able
to gear the output of their education and training systems to the
requirements of any particular stage of growth, often by
anticipating future skill demands. However, the book also considers
to what extent this model of skill formation is being undermined by
processes of economic liberalization and democratization. The text
provides policy makers with a model of the skill formation process.
It has practical implications for all those concerned with
facilitating the process of economic development: from policy
makers or sociologists to those
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