Abstract:

Ha-Joon Chang argues that there has been a switch in development thinking from a “productionist” view, in which development is conceptualized in terms of the productive structures of the economy, to “neoliberal” and “humanistic” views of development, where in the humanistic view development is studied in terms of its impact on human well-being. Chang calls for a new developmentalism that integrates both the productionist and the humanistic view, within an institutionalist approach. Here I address the prospects for a synthesis between productionist and humanistic views drawing on the idea of a revival of political economy developed at Cambridge, UK, especially on the contributions of Joan Robinson, Piero Sraffa, and others. More specifically, I argue that Celso Furtado's suggestion of applying the theoretical framework that underpins this revival of political economy to the study of development can help achieving a fruitful synthesis between productionist and humanistic approaches to development, while also drawing on elements from post Keynesianism and original institutionalism.

摘要：

张河俊认为，发展思想已经从“生产主义”的观点转变，在这种观点中，发展是根据经济的生产结构概念化的，而转变为“新自由主义”和“人文主义”的发展观。从对人类福祉的影响方面研究了人文主义观点的发展。Chang呼吁建立一种新的发展主义，在制度主义的方法中将生产者主义和人本主义观相结合。在这里，我根据英国剑桥提出的复兴政治经济学的思想，特别是根据琼·罗宾逊，皮耶罗·斯拉法（Piero Sraffa）等人的贡献，论述了生产主义和人文主义观点之间综合的前景。更具体地说，我认为Celso Furtado'