Global political economy
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2014 Edition: 4thDescription: xxvii, 466 pISBN: 9780199666010Subject(s): Global economicsDDC classification: 337 Summary: Description
The most balanced blend of empirical material and critical analysis from the leading figures in Global Political Economy.
New to this edition
A rewritten chapter on the Global Trade Regime, written by Professor Ann Capling and Dr Silke Trommer.
Increased coverage of the rise of new actors, especially the BRICs, and the role of developing economies in global governance.
The chapter on production has been moved earlier in the book to form a newly-organised Part Two looking at global trade and production.
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Indian Institute of Management LRC General Stacks | Public Policy & General Management | 337 RAV (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 000664 |
Table of Contents
Part I Theoretical Approaches to Global Political Economy
1: The Study of Global Political Economy, John Ravenhill
2: The Historical Roots of Theoretical Traditions in Global Political Economy, Matthew Watson
3: Cooperation and Conflict in the Global Political Economy, Cédric Dupont and Vinod Aggarwal
4: The Domestic Sources of Foreign Economic Policies, Michael J Hiscox
Part II Global Trade and Production
5: The Evolution of the Global Trade Regime, Ann Capling and Silke Trommer
6: Regional Trade Agreements, John Ravenhill
7: The Globalization of Production, Eric Thun
Part III Global Finance
8: The Evolution of the International Monetary and Financial System, Eric Helleiner
9: The Political Economy of Global Financial Crises, Louis W Pauly
Part IV Globalization and the State
10: The Logics of Economic Globalization, Anthony McGrew
11: Globalization and its Impact on States, Colin Hay
Part V Development, Equality, and the Environment
12: Growth, Inequality and Poverty, Robert Hunter Wade
13: The Political Economy of Development, Nicola Phillips
14: The Political Economy of the Environment, Peter Dauvergne
Description
The most balanced blend of empirical material and critical analysis from the leading figures in Global Political Economy.
New to this edition
A rewritten chapter on the Global Trade Regime, written by Professor Ann Capling and Dr Silke Trommer.
Increased coverage of the rise of new actors, especially the BRICs, and the role of developing economies in global governance.
The chapter on production has been moved earlier in the book to form a newly-organised Part Two looking at global trade and production.
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