State Power and World Markets The International Political Economy

by G. John Ikenberry

Table of Contents Acknowledgments ix Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Chapter 2 The Economics of International Trade 19 Chapter 3 The Economics of International Money and Finance 57 Chapter 4 The Political Foundations of the World Economy 92 Chapter 5 State Power and the Promotion of National Interests through Economic Integration 124 Chapter 6 State Power and the Promotion of National Interests through Economic Sanctions and Incentives 163 Chapter 7 Economic Globalization and Political Backlash 204 Chapter 8 Developing Nations and the World Economy 244 Chapter 9 Mechanisms for Governance, Reform, and Expansion of the World Political Economy 288 Chapter 10 Conclusion 327 Appendix Studying International Political Economy through the Internet 339 Glossary 343 Bibliography 351 Index 363.

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