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Social welfare in global context

James Midgley

1997

The Ottoman empire and the world economy

Reşat Kasaba

1988

Eastern Europe in the world economy

Csaba, László

1990

International trade and finance

J. David Richardson

1986

International organizations

Margaret P. Karns

2010

The Future of the World Economy

Wilhelm Krelle

1989

Competition policies for an integrated world economy

F. M. Scherer

1994

Trading for growth

Jeffrey Schott, Gary Clyde Hufbauer

1985

International economics

James Gerber

2001

North-south and south-south

Frances Stewart

1991

International political economy

Jeffry A. Frieden, David A. Lake

1987

Who owns the earth

Ridgeway, James

1980

International economics

Peter H. Lindert

1986

Memory Chalet

Tony Judt

2010

Économie internationale

Krugman Melitz, Maurice Obstfeld, Paul R. Krugman et al.

1988 ★ 4.2

Global paradox

John Naisbitt

1994

Global visions

Jill Cutler, John Brown Childs, Jeremy Brecher

1993

Unemployment

Bertram Gross

1987

International economics

Bo Södersten

1980

International dimensions of the legal environment of business

Michael P. Litka

1988

Political economy and the changing global order

Geoffrey R. D. Underhill, Richard Stubbs

2000

The political economy of policy coordination

Michael C. Webb

1995

The New Eastern Europe and the world economy

Jozef M. van Brabant

1993

The State of the World Atlas

Michael Kidron, Ronald Segal, Dan Smith

1981

A farewell to alms

Gregory Clark

2007

Third-World political organizations

Gwyneth Williams

1981

The global political economy

Gill, Stephen

1988

The case against the global economy

Edward Goldsmith, Jerry Mander

1997

The Age of Turbulence

Alan Greenspan

2007

The empty cradle

Phillip Longman

2004

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