Titlebook: Europe and Globalization; Henryk Kierzkowski (Professor of Economics) Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Europe and the Causes of Globalization, 1790 to 2000,uch a way as to benefit not just the rich countries but also the poorest. A power seeking to set globalisation within a moral framework, to anchor it in solidarity and sustainable development’ (., 17 December 2001). Indeed, globalization is identified by the declaration as one of the two key challen

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Nationalizing the Globe, Globalizing the Nation,wide monopolistic position as the sole legitimate form of political organization. As a result, almost the entire globe is today divided into political entities which claim to already be or aspire to become nation-states, that is, sovereign territorial units of governance (states) which coincide with

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A Leader in Institutional Design? Europe and the Governance of Trade and Monetary Relations,rade liberalization, followed by the Cobden-Chevallier network of bilateral treaties, a customs union in central Europe, and then inward-looking arrangements with colonies.’ In the post-Second World War period, Europe has been moving toward regional political and economic integration since the 1950s

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Corporate Diversification, Internationalization and Location of Technological Activities by MNCs inhe recent transformation of capitalist structures — thus, Cantwell (1989a) refers to the ‘global capitalism’ that has emerged since 1945, having evolved from the earlier forms of merchant, then industrial and then finance capitalism. What was observed in the past, and in which process European firms

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Economic Policy, Income Convergence and Structural Change in the EU Periphery, average, is frequently ascribed to its willing embrace of globalization. It is one of the most open economies in the world, not just in terms of the product market but of the labour market as well, and has by far the highest EU proportion of the manufacturing workforce employed in foreign-owned fir

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Globalization, Europeanization and Trade in the 1990s: Export Responses of Foreign and Indigenous Mintegration in world financial, product and service markets, to a term that is now used widely to describe the impact of increased international integration across a range of fields — from literature to sociology to technology. More recently the term has begun to acquire a pejorative dimension, as ‘

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