Explore the dynamic evolution of South Korea’s state-led capitalism in ‘Changes by Competition C’. This insightful book challenges neoliberalism and existing developmental state theories by proposing a new framework focused on elite competition driving economic change. Discover how the South Korean state actively fostered growth through globalization, nurturing industrial commons instead of adopting a pure free-market system. Analyzing decades of economic success, the author argues for a unique, competitive form of developmentalism, where the state is a site of internal and external contest rather than a monolithic entity. Essential reading for understanding East Asian economies and the future of state intervention in a globalized world.