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International Political Economy : The Struggle for Power and Wealth

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Introduction: The Political Economy of International Affairsp. 1
Domestic Political Economyp. 3
International Political Economyp. 6
Approaches to International Political Economyp. 11
Notesp. 15
The Economics of International Political Economyp. 17
Free Tradep. 18
The Balance of Paymentsp. 23
Monetary and Fiscal Policyp. 27
Exchange Rates and Trade Deficitsp. 30
Exchange Rates, Trade, and Macroeconomic Policyp. 35
Conclusionsp. 38
Notesp. 39
Annotated Bibliographyp. 42
The Origins of a World Economyp. 43
Industrialization and International Tradep. 44
The Turn to Freer Tradep. 46
The Perils of Interdependence: 1873-1914p. 48
Japan and Late Economic Developmentp. 55
The World Economy on the Eve of World War Ip. 57
World War I and Its Aftermathp. 58
Conclusionsp. 63
Notesp. 64
Annotated Bibliographyp. 69
The Political Economy of American Hegemony, 1938-1973p. 71
Structures and Trends in the Postwar World Economyp. 72
U.S. Hegemony and the World Economyp. 76
The Heyday of U.S. Hegemony: 1958-1970p. 82
Money and Oil, 1971-1973p. 89
Conclusionsp. 95
Notesp. 96
Annotated Bibliographyp. 100
Globalization and the World Economyp. 102
The Globalization of Financep. 103
The Globalization of Productionp. 116
Conclusionsp. 137
Notesp. 139
Annotated Bibliographyp. 145
Cooperation Among Advanced Industrial Statesp. 147
Theories of Cooperationp. 148
Macroeconomic Policy Cooperationp. 152
Managing Exchange Ratesp. 155
The Uruguay Round and the World Trade Organizationp. 161
Economic Blocsp. 165
Conclusionsp. 185
Notesp. 186
Annotated Bibliographyp. 190
Competition and Conflict Among Advanced Industrial Statesp. 192
Strategies of Competitivenessp. 196
The Rise and Decline(?) of Japanp. 198
The United States and Competitivenessp. 211
European Approaches to Competitivenessp. 222
Protectionismp. 226
Conclusionsp. 230
Notesp. 231
Annotated Bibliographyp. 237
Rich and Poor States in the World Economyp. 239
Indicators of Developmentp. 240
Measuring the Development Gapp. 245
Contending Perspectives on Developmentp. 248
Modernization Theoryp. 249
Dependency Theoryp. 252
Conclusionsp. 259
Notesp. 260
Annotated Bibliographyp. 263
Strategies of Southern Trade and Developmentp. 265
National Strategies of Trade and Industrializationp. 265
Transitions to Export-Led Industrialization: Three Country Studiesp. 274
The Least Developed Countriesp. 283
Collective Strategies of Developmentp. 285
Global and Regional Trade Agreementsp. 295
Conclusionsp. 301
Notesp. 303
Annotated Bibliographyp. 310
Foreign Aid and Third World Developmentp. 313
The Rationale for Aidp. 316
Strategies of Foreign Assistancep. 316
The Effectiveness of Aidp. 321
The Future of Foreign Aidp. 335
Conclusionsp. 336
Notesp. 338
Annotated Bibliographyp. 345
Multinational Corporations in the Third Worldp. 347
Motives for Foreign Direct Investment in the Third Worldp. 349
The Benefits of Foreign Direct Investment to Third World Host Countriesp. 350
The Costs of Foreign Direct Investment to Third World Host Countriesp. 532
A Bargaining Framework for Analyzing MNC-Host Country Relationsp. 354
The Determinants of Relative Bargaining Powerp. 356
Recent Trends in MNC-Host Country Relationsp. 361
MNCS and NGOSp. 365
Conclusionsp. 367
Notesp. 368
Annotated Bibliographyp. 372
Third World Debt and North-South Financep. 373
The Costs of Third World Debtp. 374
Actorsp. 375
The Origins and Evolution of the Third World Debt Crisisp. 377
The Politics of Third World Debtp. 388
North-South Finance in the 1990s: The Growth of Portfolio Investmentp. 394
The Global Financial Crisis of 1997-1998p. 398
Reform of the International Financial Systemp. 407
Conclusionsp. 410
Notesp. 411
Annotated Bibliographyp. 418
Hunger, Population, and Sustainable Developmentp. 419
Populationp. 420
The Aids Pandemicp. 425
Food and Hungerp. 426
Sustainable Developmentp. 434
Atmospheric Pollution and the Tragedy of the Commonsp. 437
Comparison of the Ozone and Climate Change Negotiationsp. 443
Conclusionsp. 444
Notesp. 445
Annotated Bibliographyp. 449
Charting the Future: Cooperation and Conflict in the Global Economyp. 450
Harbingers of Cooperationp. 452
The Sources of Conflictp. 455
Conclusionsp. 459
Glossaryp. 461
Acronymsp. 470
Links to IPE Web Sitesp. 472
Indexp. 479
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1. Introduction: The Politics of International Political Economy. 2. The Economics of International Political Economy. 3. Origins of a World Economy. 4. The Political Economy of American Hegemony: 1938-1973. 5. Globalization and the World Economy. 6. Cooperation among Advanced Industrial States. 7. Competition and Conflict among Advanced Industrial States. 8. Rich and Poor States in the World Economy. 9. Strategies of Southern Trade and Development. 10. Foreign Aid and Third World Development. 11. Multinational Corporations in the Third World. 12. Third World Debt and North-South Finance. 13. Hunger, Population, and Sustainable Development. 14. Charting the Future: Questions and Controversies. Glossary. Acronyms. Links to IPE Websites. Index.

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