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For last three decades, many countries have experienced unprecedented number of financial crises with contagious feature from one country to another. Especially after the US suspended gold convertibility of US dollar in 1971, the world was faced with Latin America debt crisis, Asian financial crisis and Global financial crisis which still affects to human society. (Calhoun 2011) While “Systematic Cycle of Accumulation” have led recurrent financial crises over the long human history, global system itself also has evolved over time and has shown different patterns of governance from one hegemonic power to another. (Silver and Arrighi, 2011)The fundamental contradictions of capital accumulation process could lead high indebtedness of economy and make society more fragile to have crisis (Harvey, 2011), however, crisis is made by human actions and can be prevented by only human eventually. (Calhoun 2011)참고 자료
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