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Preface | |
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International Political Economy | |
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What Is International Political Economy? | |
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Studying International Political Economy | |
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Traditional Schools of International Political Economy | |
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Interests and Institutions in International Political Economy | |
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The Global Economy in Historical Context | |
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The World Trade Organization and the World Trade System | |
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What Is the World Trade Organization? | |
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Hegemons, Public Goods, and the World Trade System | |
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The Evolving World Trade Organization: New Directions, New Challenges | |
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The Greatest Challenge? Regional Trade Arrangements and the World Trade Organization | |
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The Political Economy of International Trade Cooperation | |
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The Economic Case for Trade | |
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Trade Bargaining | |
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Enforcing Agreements | |
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A Society-Centered Approach to Trade Politics | |
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Trade Policy Preferences | |
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Factor Incomes and Class Conflict | |
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Sector Incomes and Industry Conflict | |
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Organizing Interests: The Collective Action Problem and Trade Policy Demands | |
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Political Institutions and the Supply of Trade Policy | |
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A State-Centered Approach to Trade Politics | |
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States and Industrial Policy | |
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The Infant-Industry Case for Protection | |
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State Strength: The Political Foundation of Industrial Policy | |
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Industrial Policy in High-Technology Industries | |
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Strategic-Trade Theory | |
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Strategic Rivalry in Semiconductors and Commercial Aircraft | |
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Trade and Development I: Import Substitution Industrialization | |
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Domestic Interests, International Pressures, and Protectionist Coalitions | |
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The Structuralist Critique: Markets, Trade, and Economic Development | |
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Market Imperfections in Developing Countries | |
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Market Imperfections in the International Economy | |
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Domestic and International Elements of Trade and Development Strategies | |
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Import Substitution Industrialization | |
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Reforming the International Trade System | |
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Trade and Development II: Economic Reform | |
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Emerging Problems with Import Substitution Industrialization | |
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The East Asian Model | |
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Structural Adjustment and the Politics of Reform | |
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Developing Countries and the World Trade Organization | |
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Multinational Corporations in the Global Economy | |
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Multinational Corporations in the Global Economy | |
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Economic Explanations for Multinational Corporations | |
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Locational Advantages | |
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Market Imperfections | |
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Locational Advantages, Market Imperfections, and Multinational Corporations | |
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Multinational Corporations and Host Countries | |
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The Politics of Multinational Corporations | |
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Regulating Multinational Corporations | |
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Regulating Multinational Corporations in the Developing World | |
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Regulating Multinational Corporations in the Advanced Industrialized Countries | |
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Bargaining with Multinational Corporations | |
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The International Regulation of Multinational Corporations | |
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The International Monetary System | |
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The Economics of the International Monetary System | |
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Exchange-Rate Systems | |
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The Balance of Payments | |
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Balance-of-Payments Adjustment | |
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The Rise and Fall of the Bretton Woods System | |
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Creating the Bretton Woods System | |
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Implementing Bretton Woods: From Dollar Shortage to Dollar Glut | |
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The End of Bretton Woods: Crises and Collapse | |
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Cooperation, Conflict, and Crisis in the Contemporary International Monetary System | |
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From the Plaza to the Louvre: Conflict and Cooperation during the 1980s | |
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Global Imbalances and the Great Financial Crisis of 2007-2009 | |
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Exchange-Rate Cooperation in the European Union | |
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A Society-Centered Approach to Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policies | |
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Electoral Politics, the Keynesian Revolution, and the Trade-Off between Domestic Autonomy and Exchange-Rate Stability | |
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Society-Based Models of Monetary and Exchange-Rate Politics | |
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The Electoral Model of Monetary and Exchange-Rate Politics | |
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The Partisan Model of Monetary and Exchange-Rate Politics | |
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The Sectoral Model of Monetary and Exchange-Rate Politics | |
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A State-Centered Approach to Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policies | |
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Monetary Policy and Unemployment | |
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The Time-Consistency Problem | |
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Commitment Mechanisms | |
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Independent Central Banks and Exchange Rates | |
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Developing Countries and International Finance I: The Latin American Debt Crisis | |
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Foreign Capital and Economic Development | |
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Commercial Bank Lending and the Latin American Debt Crisis | |
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Managing the Debt Crisis | |
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The Domestic Politics of Economic Reform | |
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Developing Countries and International Finance II: A Decade of Crises | |
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The Asian Financial Crisis | |
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Bretton Woods II | |
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The Heavily Indebted Poor Countries | |
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Globalization: Consequences and Controversies | |
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Globalization and Global Poverty | |
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Globalization and �Sweatshops� | |
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Trade and the Environment | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Index | |