States and Markets: 2nd EditionA&C Black, 30 de abr. de 1998 - 266 páginas An Introduction to International Political Economy Susan Strange, formerly University of Warwick. Professor Strange was well known for her unorthodox and stimulating views on the international political economy. Here she provides the student and scholar with a new model synthesising politics and economics by means of a four-faceted structural analysis of the effects of any kind of political authority (including states) on markets, and, conversely, of market forces on states. This refreshingly new framework of analysis is an ideal introductory text. |
Conteúdo
The Conflict of Values and Theories | 9 |
Power in the World Economy | 23 |
The Security Structure | 45 |
The Production Structure | 64 |
The Financial Structure | 90 |
The Knowledge Structure | 119 |
Secondary Power Structures | 139 |
Welfare | 211 |
Questions and Answers | 231 |
Notes | 244 |
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