دانلود کتاب The Fragmented World: Competing Perspectives on Trade, Money and Crisis

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Contents
LIST OF TABLES
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PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 The world division of labour and economic theories
1.1 The world division of labour - what do we have to explain?
1.2 Economic theories - the competing explanations and their sources
Notes on further reading
Summary
2 The free-marketeers and the rise and fall of the Heckscher-Ohlin theory
2.1 \'Free to choose\' - the essence of subjective theory
2.2 The rise of the Heckscher-Ohlin theory
2.3 The fall of the Heckscher-Ohlin theory
Notes on further reading
Summary
3 The rise of cost-of-production theory
3.1 Pluralism and distribution
3.2 The \'Sraffian\' approach to trade theory
Notes on further reading
Summary
4 Neo-Ricardianism and unequal exchange
4.1 From Prebisch to Emmanuel - the foundations of unequal exchange
4.2 Emmanuel\'s unequal exchange
4.3 Neo-Ricardian policies on distribution and development - an overview
Notes on further reading
Summary
5 Marxist theories - underdevelopment or uneven development?
5.1 Marx\'s method and the critique of capitalism
5.2 Neo-Marxist theories of underdevelopment - origins and analysis
5.3 Theories of underdevelopment - the criticisms
Notes on further reading
Summary
6 Trade, money and crisis
6.1 Trade, money and balance-of-payments adjustments
6.2 World crisis - excess money supply, distributional conflict, or capitalist contradiction?
Notes on further reading
Summary
7 Capitalism, international money and transnational corporations
7.1 The expansion of capitalism
7.2 The international monetary system
7.3 Transnational corporations
Notes on further reading
Summary
8 The Third World, nationalism and a NIEO
8.1 The growth of the Third World and import substitution
8.2 The new industrial countries - a new international division of labour?
8.3 South-south co-operation - and regional integration
8.4 South-south co-operation - the new international economic order (NIEO) and commodity cartels
Notes on further reading
Summary
9 The state, imperialism and socialism
9.1 The capitalist state
9.2 Imperialism
9.3 Socialism and the Soviet state
Notes on further reading
Summary
10 Summary and conclusions
10.1 Free trade is fair trade
10.2 Unfair trade and unequal exchange - the case for institutional intervention
10.3 Capitalism and uneven development - the case for socialism
Notes on further reading
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INDEX