The economic factor in international relations :[a brief introduction]
- 作者: Economides, Spyros.
- 其他作者: Wilson, Peter,
- 出版: London : I.B. Tauris 2001.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (xii, 227 pages).
- 叢書名: Library of International Relations
- 標題: International economic relations. , Economic Conditions. , international relations. , Wirtschaftsordnung , Internationale betrekkingen. , Relations internationales. , POLITICAL SCIENCE , Electronic books. , POLITICAL SCIENCE Economic Conditions. , Internationale Politik , International relations. , Relations économiques internationales. , Economische aspecten.
- ISBN: 6000006772 , 9786000006778
- ISBN: 9781860646638 (paperback)
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references and index. PREFACE; ACRONYMS; PART I QUESTIONS, CONCEPTS, THEORIES; Chapter 1 The Economic Factor in International Relations; Chapter 2 Economic Liberalism; Chapter 3 Economic Nationalism; Chapter 4 Marxism and Imperialism; PART II INSTITUTIONS; Chapter 5 Bretton Woods and International Money Management; Chapter 6 GATT, WTO and Trade Relations; Chapter 7 The International Economic Order and the Challenge from the South; PART III ISSUES AND TRENDS; Chapter 8 Economic Aid; Chapter 9 Economic Sanctions; Chapter 10 Regionalism; Chapter 11 Globalisation; Conclusion The Borderful World.
- 摘要: Annotation Economics no longer forms the backdrop to world events but rather appears to drive foreign policy and represents a more powerful resource than military strength. If globalization is irreversible, then conquering markets is much more important than conquering territory. These are the claims made about economics in world affairs, both by policy analysts and by armchair philosophers. This book examines these claims critically shows how political agendas and speculation have formed many of ourcurrent assumptions about the workings of economics in the world today.
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Annotation Economics no longer forms the backdrop to world events but rather appears to drive foreign policy and represents a more powerful resource than military strength. If globalization is irreversible, then conquering markets is much more important than conquering territory. These are the claims made about economics in world affairs, both by policy analysts and by armchair philosophers. This book examines these claims critically shows how political agendas and speculation have formed many of ourcurrent assumptions about the workings of economics in the world today.
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