Titlebook: Globalization: A Threat to International Cooperation and Peace?; M. Pani? Book 2011Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Transnationals, Trade ‘Liberalization’ and National Sovereigntytury. It is their actions that have been a major factor in linking national economies, especially those from the highly industrialized countries, to such an extent that the linkages are ‘beginning to give rise to an international production system, organized and managed by transnational corporations

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Why Financial Regulation is Essentialed their economies to trade and capital flows with other countries (cf. Reinhart and Rogoff 2008, Kindleberger and Aliber 2011). What is new about the crises since the 1980s is their frequency and size, both of which have increased markedly over the period. Nor has this been confined to a few countr

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The Future of the European Union: The Euro and the Welfare State Industrial Revolution where a number of independent, sovereign states have created a . monetary union with a common currency, central bank, monetary and exchange rate policies without first establishing a . union!

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Every international financial and economic crisis since the 1970s has, sooner or later, led to calls for another ‘Bretton Woods’ conference to create a global institutional framework that would prevent similar systemic failures in future. The present and, by far, the most serious of these crises has been no exception.

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Few aspects of international economic policy have received so much attention or provoked as much controversy as international development assistance. This chapter analyses some of the key issues in the debate, drawing on the experience of many countries.

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A New ‘Bretton Woods’ System?Every international financial and economic crisis since the 1970s has, sooner or later, led to calls for another ‘Bretton Woods’ conference to create a global institutional framework that would prevent similar systemic failures in future. The present and, by far, the most serious of these crises has been no exception.

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Post-Conflict Reconstruction: External Assistance and Lasting PeaceFew aspects of international economic policy have received so much attention or provoked as much controversy as international development assistance. This chapter analyses some of the key issues in the debate, drawing on the experience of many countries.

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