20.500.12556/DiRROS-18873 Jugoslavija i ambivalentnost ekonomske saradnje Jug-Jug u sedamdesetim i osamdesetim godinama Yugoslavia and the ambivalence of the South-South economic cooperation in the 1970s and 1980s Na vrhuncu napora zemalja u razvoju da uspostave Novi međunarodni ekonomski poredak, Jugoslavija je, kao jedna od vodećih članica Pokreta nesvrstanih i Grupe 77 zemalja u razvoju (G-77), nastojala da dokaže da je moguće uspostaviti novi obrazac odnosa između industrijski razvijenih zemalja, kojima je delimično i sama pripadala i saveznika iz ove koalicije, čije su ekonomske baze još uvek bile u fazi izgradnje. U skladu sa određenim dominantnim grupama unutar UN-a, jugoslovenska teorija razvoja spajala je marksistička sa neoklasičnim ekonomskim shvatanjima u ambiciozan program globalne reforme koja je odstupala od stavova kapitalističkih i socijalističkih velesila. Ipak, u isto vreme, ova vizija globalizacije morala je da se nosi sa ideološkim, geopolitičkim i ekonomskim uticajem novonastale neoliberalne revolucije, koja je početkom osamdesetih počela bitno sužavati prostor za manevrisanje. Pored programskih načela sadržanih u zvaničnim dokumentima, ovaj rad prati i konkretne oblike jugoslovenske bilateralne ekonomske saradnje sa pojedinim afričkim zemljama. During the epoch characterized by the vigorous pursuit of the New International Economic Order by developing nations, Yugoslavia emerged as a prominent member of both the NonAligned Movement and the Group of 77 developing countries (G-77). It sought to exemplify the feasibility of establishing a novel framework for relations between industrially more developed nations, including itself, and its allies within this coalition, characterized by economies in various stages of development. Within infl uential circles at the United Nations, Yugoslav development theory garnered attention for its perceived integration of Marxist and neoclassical economic concepts, representing an ambitious global reform program that diverged from the perspectives of the capitalist and socialist superpowers. Th is conceptualization of globalization concurrently grappled with the ideological, geopolitical, and economic ramifi cations of the emerging neoliberal revolution, which markedly constrained available manoeuvring space starting in the early 1980s. Th e article critically examines specifi c instances of Yugoslav bilateral economic collaboration with distinct African nations, off ering insights into the practical implications of the envisioned economic order and its practice on the ground. non-aligned movement G-77 developing countries Yugoslavia North-South dialogue South-South cooperation gibanje neuvrščenih G-77 države v razvoju Jugoslavija dialog Sever-Jug sodelovanje Jug-Jug true false true Srbski jezik (cirilica) Angleški jezik (c) The Author Neznano 2024-05-06 11:55:58 2024-05-06 11:55:58 2024-12-10 14:28:08 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2024 0 0 str. 203-224 1 2024 0000-00-00 Zaloznikova Objavljeno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 2024-03-26 339.92(497.1:6)"197/198" 0354-6497 10.31212/tokovi.2024.1.ram.203-224 194436099 24_05_06_101_Ramsak_194351107.pdf 24_05_06_101_Ramsak_194351107.pdf 1 ABBFE71833143C41FAFA901C47E0BDE5 ca8478d8c909afa4fba47000a6532f0756093ce1a33bf6e5dd4ada8b1ae652d7 e6b2088a-0b80-11ef-9069-001a4af901a5 https://dirros.openscience.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=25838 https://tokovi.istorije.rs/lat/arhiva/5/2024/04/24/12024.html 0 5330e64e-0c77-11ef-9c9e-001a4af901a5 https://dirros.openscience.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=25850 Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče Koper / Centro di Ricerche Scientifiche Capodistria 0 0 0