The International Political Economy And The Developing Countries. Volume Ii

Krasner Stephen D,Watkins Melville H,Yoffie David B,Tilton Penrose Edith,Grieco Joseph M,Shafer Michael,Gereffi Gary - Evans Peter,Newfarmer Richard S,Frieden Jeff,Lipson Charles,Nelson Joan M,Frieden Jeff,Berg Andrew - Sachs Jeffrey,Mytelka Lynn Krieger,Kreinin Mordechai E,Krasner Stephen D,Jodice David A.,Mosley Paul
Oil Is The Exception 21-37 Pp.,A Staple Theory Of Economic Growth 3-20 Pp.,The Newly Industrializing Countries And The Political Economy Of Protectionism 38-70 Pp.,Profit Sharing Between Producing Countries And Oil Companies In The Middle East 71-87 Pp.,Foreign Investment And Development: Theories And Evidence 88-113 Pp.,Capturing The Mineral Multinationals: Advantage Or Disadvantage 114-140 Pp.,Transnational Corporations, Dependent Development, And State Policy In The Semiperiphery: A Comparison Of Brazil And Mexico 141-174 Pp.,International Industrial Organization And Development: A Survey 175-240 Pp.,Third World Indebted Industrialization: International Finance And State Capitalism In Mexico, Brazil, Algeria And South Korea 311-335 Pp.,The International Organization Of Third World Debt 365-421 Pp.,The Political Economy Of Stabilization: Commitment, Capacity, And Public Response 422-445 Pp.,Classes, Sectors, And Foreign Debt In Latin America 446-465 Pp.,The Debt Crisis: Structural Explanations Of Country Performance 466-504 Pp.,World Integrative Systems 505-519 Pp.,Finger, J M. - A Critical Survey Of The New International Economic Order. 520-539 Pp.,Transforming International Regimes: What The Third World Wants And Why 540-572 Pp.,Sources of Change in Third World Reimes for Foreign Direct Investment, 1968-1976, pp. 241-272,Adjustment Lending, 1980-1986, pp. 273-310