Making The International: Economic Interdependence and Political Order
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Book 1 Making the International: Economic Interdependence and Political Order Chapter 1 Economic interdependence and political order: introducing international political economy (Simon Bromley, Maureen Mackintosh, William Brown and Marc Wuyts) Part 1 Trade and states Chapter 2 Playing by the rules? Developing countries in the world trade regime (Aditya Bhattacharjea) Chapter 3 Gaining from trade? (Maureen Mackintosh) Chapter 4 Who makes the rules? The politics of developing country participation and influence in the WTO (Amrita Narlika) Chapter 5 International politics: states, anarchy and governance (Simon Bromley) Part 2 Making state policy Chapter 6 The politics of liberalization in India (Sudipta Kaviraj) Chapter 7 Trade policy, industrialization and growth in India (Suma Athreye) Part 3 Inequality and power Chapter 8 Labour and free trade: Mexico within NAFTA (Carlos Salas Paez and George Callaghan) Chapter 9 Power among states: Mexico's membership of NAFTA (Rafael Sanchez) Part 4 Autonomy, sovereignty and macroeconomic policy Chapter 10 Can Africa have developmental states? (Thandika Mkandawire) Chapter 11 Macroeconomic policy and trade integration: Tanzania in the world economy (Marc Wuyts) Chapter 12 The politics of autonomy and sovereignty: Tanzania's aid relationship (Samuel Wangwe) Part 5 International collective action Chapter 13 The collective action problem (Judith Mehta and Rathin Roy) Chapter 14 Global warming, the USA and the failure of collective action (William Brown) Chapter 15 International political economy and making the international (Simon Bromley, Maureen Mackintosh, William Brown and Marc Wuyts)