International Political Economy: Understanding Global Disorder

Alan C. Hudson · Björn Hettne

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The international political economy of the future, Bjorn Hettne emerging trends in political economy and international relations theory, Robert W. Cox Distant proximities - the dynamics and dialectics of globalization, James N. Rosenau democratization, social movements and world order, Yoshikazu Sakamoto the second glorious revolution - globalizing elites and historical change, Kees van der Pijl Gramsci, historical materialism and international relations, Stephen Gill.

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