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Handbook of global economic governance : players, power and paradigms

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The chapters collected in this Handbook provides a critical examination of the changing players, powers, and paradigms that have modeled the major institutions, rules and practices developed with the purposes of governing behavior in the area of trade, money and finance, and development.

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