Globalization and progressive economic policy / edited by Dean Baker, Gerald Epstein, Robert Pollin.

The IMF, the world bank, and neo-liberalism, 35. -- The reval of the liberal creed : The IMF, the World Bank and inequality in a globalized economy, 37. -- India : Dirigisme, structural adjustment, and radical alternative, 67. -- Foreign direct investment, globalization, and neo-liberalism, 95. -- Globalization, transnational corporations and economic development : Can the developing countries pursue strategic industrial policy in a globalizing world economy, 97. -- Multinational corporations in the neo-liberal regime, 117. -- Globalization of finance, 147. -- Implication of globalization for macroeconomic theory and policy in developing countries, 149. -- Asia and the crisis of financial globalization, 163. -- Globalization and finacial systeme : Policies for the environment, 195. -- Housing finance in the age of globalization : From social housing to life cycle risk, 219. -- Trade, wages and the environment : North and south, 243. -- Opennes and equity : Regulating labor market outcomes in a globalized economy, 245. -- Integration and distribution under the North American free trade agreement : The experience of Mexico, 273. -- Mathus redux? globalization and the environment, 297. -- Migration of people in a global economy, 323. -- Freedom to move in the age of globalization, 325. -- Inmigration, inequeality and policy alternatives, 337. -- Notes on international migration suggested by the induan experience, 357. -- Globalization and macroeconomic policy, 367. -- The NAIRU : Is it a real constraint?, 369. -- Internal and external constraints on egalitarian policies, 391. -- The effects of globalization on policy formation in south Africa, 413. -- Can domestic expansionary policy succed in a globally integrated environment? an examination of alternatives, 433