International Economics

Indeks : p. 475 - 485 ; The book is designed for use in courses in international political economy, international relations, and international economics. There are seven parts in this book, each part begin with an introduction by the editors that provides background information and highlights issues raised in the readings. Part I presents examples of these different perspectives on international political economy. Part II- Part V, which reviews the history of the international economy since the nineteenth century. The next sections on production, money and finance, and trade look at the principal broad issue areas associated with the politics of international economic relations. Part VI focuses on the particular political and economic problems of developing and transitional economies. Finally, part VII examines current problems in the politics of international economics. ---These features make it ideal reading for all students of international economics, international politics, and global governance.