Küreselleşme ve Makro-Kurumsal Teori: Bir Literatür Taraması

Year 2011, Volume: 13 Issue: 2, 0 - 0, 01.06.2011

Yrd.doç.dr.ali Fıkırkoca Dr.r. Arzu Kalemci

Abstract

Bu çalışmada örgüt kuramı içindeki makro-kurumsal yaklaşımın küreselleşme tartışmalarına getirdiği önemli açılımlar değerlendirilmektedir. Çalışmada makro-kurumsal bakış açısıyla geliştirilen bu açılımların gelişimi, bunların küreselleşme tartışmaları içinde nereye tekabül ettiği ve ne gibi yeni bakış açıları ortaya koyduğu incelenmektedir. Çalışmada makro-kurumsal yaklaşımların getirdiği sonuçlardan yola çıkarak, genel nitelikli küreselleşme tartışmalarında ele alınan üçlü tasnife ek olarak ‘aşırı küreselleşmeci makro kurumsalcı yaklaşımlar’, ‘şüpheci makro kurumsal değerlendirmeler’ ve ‘dönüşümselci makro kurumsal perspektifler’ başlıkları altında yeni bir sınıflama önerilmektedir.

Keywords

küreselleşme, aşırı küreselleşmeciler, kuşkucular, dönüşümselciler, yakınsama, ıraksama, melezleşme, makro kurumsal yaklaşım

Globalisation and Macro-Institutional Theory: A Literature Survey

Abstract

The diversity of differing point of views on the “Globalisation” debate can be classified under three main headings. These are the hyperglobalisers, the sceptics and the transformationalists. In this study we argued that this classification can be enriched with the help of macro institutional approaches. Although there are many empirical and literature survey studies related to macro institutional theories, none of them evaluate this literature by specifically analysing what these aproaches have to offer on the analysis of the effects of globalization. In this study we interpreted the findings of macro institutional approaches through the lens of the three main perspectives of globalization. In the study, we proposed a new classification with the help of findings of the macro institutional studies. This classification is based on the three title that is; hyperglobaliser macro institutional approaches, sceptic macro institutional approaches and transformationalists macro institutional approaches. We believe that this classification contributes to the globalization literature by integrating macro institutional insights into the globalisation debate.

Keywords

globalization, hyperglobalisers, sceptics and transformationalists, macro institutional approaches, convergence, divergence, hybridisation

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