Globalisation and Interdependence in the International Political Economy: Rhetoric and Reality (Bloomsbury Academic Collections: Economics)

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Contents
Preface
SECTION 1: INTERNATIONAL INTERDEPENDENCE AND GLOBALISATION: DEFINITIONS AND ISSUES
	Chapter 1 Introduction: interdependence and globalisation in the contemporary international system—dispositions and definitions
		Central problems
		Contrasting implications of interdependence and globalisation
		Competing definitions of interdependence
		Methodological and theoretical questions
		Contrasting conceptions of globalisation
		The construction of interdependence and globalisation
	Chapter 2 International interdependence and globalisation: the political-economic interface
		Economic Liberalism, the politico-economic relationship, interdependence and globalisation
		Marxist perspectives on politics, economics, interdependence and globalisation
		Economic Realist and Structuralist approaches to international interdependence and globalisation
		Institutionalist perspectives
		Methodological considerations
		Conclusion
SECTION 2: INTERNATIONAL INTERDEPENDENCE AND GLOBALISATION: THE POLITICAL DIMENSIONS
	Chapter 3 Interdependence and globalisation in a world of states
		Statism, capitalism and the emergence of the modern international system
		Politico-military interdependence in a system of conflicting states
		Strategic interdependence and the security dilemma
		Rationalist perspectives
		Conclusion
	Chapter 4 Interdependence, globalisation and challenges to the international order
		Introduction
		Global interdependence and the moral transcendence of the states\' system
		A world without states
		Interdependence and globalisation: rhetoric and reason
		Interdependence and a New World Order
SECTION 3: INTERNATIONAL INTERDEPENDENCE AND GLOBALISATION: THE ECONOMIC ISSUES
	Chapter 5 Patterns of economic interdependence
		Introduction
		Dependence or interdependence?
		Sensitivities and international interdependence
		Connections, vulnerabilities and dependencies
		Conclusions
	Chapter 6 Patterns of interconnectedness, interdependence and globalisation—the empirical picture
		Interconnections in the contemporary international economy
		Trade and dependence
		The import dependence of the Advanced Industrial Countries
		The import dependence of the Less Developed Countries
		The export dependence of the Advanced Industrial Countries
		The export dependence of the Less Developed Countries
		Regional interdependence
		Financial dependencies
		Conclusions
		Appendix 6.1 The Hirschmann Index
	Chapter 7 The sources of international economic interdependence and globalisation
		Differential resource endowments and contemporary international economic interdependence
		Development and dependence
		Economic interdependence and globalisation: cause or consequence of international trade?
		Conclusions
	Chapter 8 Globalisation and levels of interdependence
		The claims of atomistic modes of analysis
		The holistic critique of atomistic approaches to international phenomena
		Holistic theories of the contemporary international political economy: complex interdependence and the radical critiques
		Conclusions
	Chapter 9 The consequences of international interdependence and globalisation
		Interdependence, globalisation and the effectiveness of \'national\' economic and industrial policies
		Globalisation and domestic economic transformation
		Interdependence, globalisation and \'North-South\' relations
		Non-state actors, interdependence and globalisation
		Interdependence, globalisation and the limits to democracy
		Interdependence, globalisation, foreign policy and security
		Interdependence, globalisation and the prospects for peace and prosperity
		Conclusion
SECTION 4: INTERNATIONAL INTERDEPENDENCE AND GLOBALISATION: PROSPECTS
	Chapter 10 The future of international interdependence and globalisation
		Interdependence, globalisation and regionalisation in the international political economy
		Interdependence, globalisation, the global ecology and a New International Economic Order
		Interdependence, globalisation and the threats of mass destruction
		Institutional responses to interdependence and globalisation
		Conclusions
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