The global political economy /
Stephen Gill and David Law
- Baltimore : John Hopkins University Press, 1988
- xxvi, 393 p. / 23 cm.
Perspectives and concepts, 1. -- Towards and integrated global political economy, 3. -- On perspectives and their appraisal, 17. -- Realism, mercantilism and international dominance, 25. -- Economic liberalism and public choice, 41. -- Marxism and the World system, 54. -- Key concepts : Power, structure and hegemony, 71. -- Themes, 81. -- The power of capital, 83. -- Military - industrial rivalty in the global political economy, 103. -- The post - war system, 125. -- The post - war political economy : Inter-state rivalty, transnationalisation and globalization, 128. -- Money, finance and macroeconomics relations, 159. -- Trasnational corporations and global production, 191. -- Trade and protectionism, 224. -- Energy and the case of international oil, 256. -- North - South relations, 280. -- Communist states and East - West relations, 302. -- Prospects, 333. -- American hegemony and international order, 335. -- Contradictions, problems and prospects, 360