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The Global Politics of Unequal Development

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor ANTHONY PAYNE is Professor of Politics, University of Sheffield, UK. Klappentext Although the phrase 'North-South' divide is not heard so much these days, what separates rich countries from poor countries is a question that is still very much with us. Anthony Payne offers a new way of thinking about these issues, grounded in the insights of global political economy and interpreting contemporary global politics as a contest between the development strategies of competing countries. Zusammenfassung Although the phrase 'North-South' divide is not heard so much these days, what separates rich countries from poor countries is a question that is still very much with us. Anthony Payne offers a new way of thinking about these issues, grounded in the insights of global political economy and interpreting contemporary global politics as a contest between the development strategies of competing countries. Inhaltsverzeichnis PART I:INTRODUCTION Framework of Analysis Founding Theses PART II: STRUCTURAL CONTEXT Material Capabilities Contending Ideas Global Institutions PART III: DIPLOMATIC ARENAS Finance Trade Environment PART IV: CONCLUSION Unequal Development.

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Authors Anthony Payne
Publisher Macmillan
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 09.09.2005
 
EAN 9780333740712
ISBN 978-0-333-74071-2
No. of pages 320
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Political science > Political science and political education

B, International Relations, Economics and Finance, Political Economy, International Political Economy, development;economy;Institution;political economy;politics

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