Titlebook: Western Doctrines on East-West Trade; Theory, History and Peter Ham Book 1992 Peter van Ham 1992 cold war.history.Policy.research.technolo

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Strategies of Economic Differentiation: Evoking the Yalta Mythesident Roosevelt, stating his hope that Stalin would not try to ‘a(chǎn)nnex anything and will work with me for a world of democracy and peace’. It was both these sometimes overtly, sometimes implicitly formulated expectations by Western politicians which have given rise to the so-called ‘Yalta myth’.

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Economic Containment: The Strategic View on East-West Economic Relationsconomic relations between states are only . linked with politics in a Functionalist manner: when every country pursues its own economic interests, an international division of labour will automatically come about, leading up to the Benthamite utopia, providing ‘the greatest happiness for the greatest number’.

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Economic Interdependence: The Functionalist View on East-West Economic Relationses are based on pre-theory, rather commonsensical observations on the relationship between the level of contact and the amount of conflict among people and nations. We will here focus on the theoretical presumptions pertaining to the strategies of East-West economic interdependence.

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The Origins of Economic Interdependence: A Historical Note on Peace Through Tradear. We will mainly focus on the pre-theory assumptions, under the label ‘peace through trade’. These lines of thought are optimistic about the conciliatory effects of commerce, and many of these arguments are still regularly aired in the debate on the political consequences of East-West trade.

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Economic Linkage: What to Link?hese benefits may eventually be abruptly removed); or by several forms of trade denial, that is to say, economic sanctions. Both aspects seem to be different, but they are actually rooted in the very same conceptual framework (see our discussion on economic power, in Chapter 7).