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New Political Economy Volume 4 Number 3 November 1999 Articles
State Power and the Asian Crisis Linda Weiss 317
Embedded Liberalism, Disembedded Markets: Reconceptualising the
Pax Americana Hannes Lacher 343
The Wealth of Localities, Regions and Nations: Developing Multinational Economies Keith Cowling & Roger Sugden 361 Millennium Symposium
Conversations with Manuel Castells, Robert Cox and Immanuel Wallerstein 379 debate: The Regulation of Global Finance
Introduction Andrew Gamble 409
From Cooperation to Coordination to Control? John Eatwell 410 A Perspective from the South Norman Girvan 415 Identifying Needs and Filling Gaps Stephany Griffith-Jones 419 Why Countries Need to Learn Better Monetary Behaviour
Patrick Minford 424 Review Essays
Where does the Third Way Lead? John Westergaard 429 Is the Third Way Authentic? Norman Birnbaum 437 Feature Review
Geoffrey M. Hodgson Economics and Utopia: Why the Learning Economy is Not the End of History Warren J. Samuels 447 Notes on Contributors 451
Volume Contents and Author Index to Volume 4, 1999
New Political Economy Volume 4 Number 2 July 1999
ARTICLES
Between German and Anglo-Saxon Capitalism: The Czech Financial
Markets in Transition Sabina Neumann & Michelle Egan 173
Transformations of the Gendered Political Economy: Changes in
Women’s Employment in the United Kingdom Sylvia Walby 195
Imagining the Economic Nation: Globalisation in China George T. Crane 215 Developing Explanations for Difference(s): Gender and Village-level
Democracy in India and China Shirin M. Rai 233
Austrian Economics, Thatcherism and Barriers to Entry Andrew Hindmoor 251 Debate: The Political Economy of Sport Introduction Michael Dietrich 267 The Impact of Globalisation George Wright 268
Team Sports as a Free-market Commodity Bill Gerrard 273 The Black Female Athlete and the Politics of (In)Visibility Jessica Edwards 278 Social Inclusion and the Leisure Society Ian P. Henry 283
REVIEW ESSAY
Inequality, Turmoil and Democracy: Global Political-economic Visions
at the End of the Century Craig N. Murphy 289 FEATURE REVIEW
Linda Weiss The Myth of the Powerless State: Governing the Economy
in a Global Era Simon Reich 305 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 311
New Political Economy Volume 4 Number 1 March 1999
ARTICLES
SPECIAL ISSUE: PUTTING THE ‘P’ BACK INTO IPE Edited by
Colin Hay & David Marsh
ARTICLES
Introduction: Towards a New (International) Political Economy?
Colin Hay & David Marsh 5 Economics, Politics and (International) Political Economy: The Need for
a Balanced Diet in an Era of Globalisation Richard Higgott 23 The Politics of Economic Management in the 1990s Peter Burnham 37 Rethinking Capital Mobility, Re-regulating Financial Markets
Matthew Watson 55 Why Growth Rates Differ David Coates 77 Strategic Interests and International Political Economy Stephen Greenwold 97 The Private is Global: Feminist Politics and Global Political Economy
Jill Steans 113 Globalisation, Ecology and Resistance Matthew Paterson 129
Globalising the Political and Politicising the Global: Concluding Reflections
on International Political Economy as a Vocation Philip G. Cerny 147 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 163
New Political Economy Volume 3 Number 3 November 1998
ARTICLES
The Asian Economic Crisis: A Study in the Politics of Resentment
Richard Higgott 333
Indonesia, the East Asian Crisis and the Commodification of the
Nation-state Mark Beeson 357 International Labour Standards and World Trade: No Role for the World
Trade Organization? Steve Hughes & Rorden Wilkinson 375 Government Intervention in a Dynamic Economy Jonathan Michie &
Renée Prendergast 391 In the Dedicated Pursuit of Dedicated Capital: Restoring an Indigenous
Investment Ethic to British Capitalism Matthew Watson & Colin Hay 407 DEBATE: Whither China? Introduction Anthony Payne 427 A Panoramic View of the Future Flemming Christiansen 428 Environmental Problems and Priorities Felicity Thomas 432 The Challenge of Diversity Phil Deans 435 The Limits of Economic Reform Shaun Breslin 439 Still a Fragile Power Gerald Segal 442 REVIEW ESSAY
Rebels Without a Cause? Radical Theorists and the World System After
the Cold War Michael Cox 445 FEATURE REVIEW
Manuel Castells The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture;
Vol. 1: The Rise of the Network Society; Vol. 2: The Power of Identity;
Vol. 3: End of Millennium The New Weber Chris Freeman 461 The End-of-Millennium World Krishan Kumar 465 Contraflows in Critical Theory Nick Stevenson 468 A Rejoinder: On Power, Identities and Culture in the Network Society
Manuel Castells 473 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 485 VOLUME CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 3, 1998
New Political Economy Volume 3 Number 2 July 1998
ARTICLES
SPECIAL SECTION: TOWARDS A GENDERED POLITICAL ECONOMY
Edited by Jennifer Roberts & Georgina Waylen
Introduction Georgina Waylen 181
The Economic, the Political and the Domestic: Businesses, States and
Households in the Organisation of Production Diane Elson 189 Beyond Human Capital:Households in the Macroeconomy Jean Gardiner 209
Towards a Family-friendly Economics Jane Humphries 223 The Political Economy of Social Reproduction: The Case of Cuba in the
1990s Ruth Pearson 241 Flexible Employment:Implications for Gender and Citizenship in the
European Union Joanne Cook 261 DEBATE: Transnational Corporations Introduction Ankie Hoogvelt 279 An Overview of Relations with National Governments John H. Dunning 280
As Political Actors Leslie Sklair 284 Do They Really Rule the World? Andrew Walter 288
The Limits of European Union Competition Policy Riccardo Petrella 292 The Case for a Monitoring Policy Across Europe David Bailey,
George Harte &Roger Sugden 296 REVIEW ESSAY
Listian Political Economy: Social Capitalism Conceptualised?
Christopher Winch 301 FEATURE REVIEW
Geoff Mulgan Connexity:How to Live in a Connected World
Michael Rustin 317 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 321
New Political Economy Volume 3 Number 1 March 1998
ARTICLES
European Governance and New Constitutionalism: Economic and
Monetary Union and Alternatives to Disciplinary Neoliberalism in Europe
Stephen Gill 5
Austria’s Application to the European Community: A Neo-Gramscian
Case-study of European Integration Andreas Bieler 27 Traditions in Thought: The Case of Scottish Political Economy
Alexander Dow, Sheila Dow, Alan Hutton & Michael Keaney 45 Thinking, Buying, Selling: Intellectual Property Rights in Political Economy Christopher May 59
Towards a Political Economy of Biotechnology Development: A Sectoral
Analysis of Europe Sally Hayward 79
Uncertainty and the Competitive Decline of the British Motor Industry:
1945–75 Sue Bowden &Paul Turner 103 DEBATE: Education and Growth Introduction Jonathan Perraton 121
The Changing World of Work in the Information Age Martin Carnoy 123 Reviewing the New Growth Literature Norman Gemmell 129 Securing Commitment to Skill Formation Policies Francis Green 134
Schools—Scapegoats or Saviours? Henry M. Levin 139 Literacy, Numeracy and Economic Performance Peter Robinson 143 REVIEW ESSAY
Andrew Shonfield’s Modern Capitalism
A Call to Arms David Coates 151 The Changing Global Economy Jonah Levy & John Zysman 153 Institutional Diversity and Public Policy Ha-Joon Chang 158
FEATURE REVIEW
William I. Robinson Promoting Polyarchy: Globalization, US Intervention,
and Hegemony Paul Cammack 161 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 167
New Political Economy Volume 2 Number 3 November 1997
ARTICLES
Sustainability and markets: On the Neoclassical Model of Environmental
Economics Michael Jacobs 365
Traders’ Dilemmas and Development: A Variety of Solutions
Richard Grabowski 387 Is the European Social Model Fragmenting? John Grahl & Paul Teague 405 Mexico’s Post-NAFTA Privatisation Policies: The Case of the Petrochemical
Sector Isidro Morales 427 The Usual Suspects: Rational Choice, Socialism and Political Theory
Keith Dowding & Andrew Hindmoor 451 COMMENTARY
Unforgettable Yugoslavia: A Reply to Barratt Brown Branka Magas 465 Politics, Political Economy and the Yugoslav Wars: Another Reply to
Barratt Brown Ian Kearns 469 Restating My Case: A Reply to Magas and Kearns Michael Barratt Brown 473
DEBATE: Economic and Monetary Union in Europe Introduction Ben Rosamond 475
The Case for EMU Revisited Giovanni ravasio & Claudia Ohly 478 Postwar lessons for Budgetary Policies in EMU Marco Buti,
Daniele Franco & Hedwig Ongena 481 A Critical British Perspective Mark Baimbridge, Brian Burkitt
& Philip Whyman 491 Reaping the Consequences of the Bundesbank’s Whirlwind in Germany Geoff Pugh & Charlie Jeffery 496 REVIEW ESSAY
Twenty Years of the (Parisian) Regulation Approach: The Paradox of
Success and Failure at Home and Abroad Bob Jessop 503 FEATURE REVIEW
Tony Lawson Economics and Reality Sheila Dow 527; NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 533 VOLUME CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 2, 1997
New Political Economy Volume 2 Number 2 July 1997
ARTICLES
Gender, Feminism and Political Economy Georgina Waylen
205
Neoliberalism, Gradualism and Some Typical Ambiguities and Confusions
in the Transformation Debate Andreas Pickel 221 German Capitalism: Does it Exist? Can it Survive? Wolfgang Streeck 237
The Globalisation of Economic Activity Jonathan Perraton,
David Goldblatt, David Held & Anthony McGrew 257
The Amoral Corporation and British Utility Regulation Stephen Wilks 279 COMMENTARY
The Role of Economic Factors in Social Crisis: The Case of Yugoslavia
Michael Barratt Brown 299 DEBATE: The African Crisis
Introduction Ankie Hoogvelt 317 A Case Against Structural Adjustment Stephen Ndegwa 318
A Case For Structural Adjustment E. A. Brett 322 The Abacha Regime and the Post-adjustment Nigerian Economy
Daniel A. Omoweh 326 Non-governmental Organisations, Civil Society and Survival in
Angola
Steve Kibble & Kathryn O'Neill 329 Prospects for Integration with Europe William Brown 333
Humanitarian Intervention, the New Aid Paradigm and Separate
Development Mark Duffield 336
FEATURE REVIEW
Arturo Escobar Encountering Development: The Making and Unmaking
of the Third World
Richard Peet 341 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 349
New Political Economy Volume 2 Number 1 March 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE: GLOBALISATION AND THE POLITICS OF
RESISTANCE
EDITED BY BARRY K. GILLS
Preface John Kenneth Galbraith 5 Editorial: 'Globalisation' and the 'Politics of Resistance' Barry K. Gills 11 ARTICLES
Resisting 'Globalisation-from-above' Through 'Globalisation-from-below'
Richard Falk 17 Conceptualising Resistance to Globalisation Christine
B. N. Chin &
James H. Mittelman 25 Globalisation versus Community R. J. Barry Jones
39 Globalisation and Democratic Provisionism: Re-reading Polanyi
Robert Latham 53 The Decline of 'Embedded Liberalism' and the Rearticulation of the
Keynesian Welfare State Jeffrey A. Hart &
Aseem Prakash 65 Globalisation and Emancipation: From Local Empowerment to Global
Reform Jan Nederveen Pieterse 79 Labour: From National Resistance to International Politics
Dimitris Stevis & Terry Boswell
93 Globalisation and American Common Sense: Struggling to Make Sense
of a Post-hegemonic World Mark Rupert 105 'Corporate Welfare' Campaigns in North America Kenneth P. Thomas 117 Alternative Currencies: A Challenge to Globalisation? Rachael Tibbett 127 Globalisation and Local Resistance: The Case of the Ogoni versus Shell
Cyril I. Obi 137 Structural Adjustment and the Response of Civil Society in Bangladesh
and Zimbabwe: A Comparative Analysis Sandra J. MacLean,
Fahimul Quadir & Timothy M. Shaw 149 Globalisation and the End of the State? Ian R. Douglas 165 Overturning 'Globalisation': Resisting the Teleological, Reclaiming the
'Political' Louise Amoore, Richard Dodgson, Barry K. Gills, Paul Langley,
Don Marshall & Iain Watson 179
New Political Economy Volume 1 Number 3 November 1996
ARTICLES
Beyond Associative Democracy Ash Amin 309
Regions in the Global Political Economy: Beyond the Local-Global
Divide in the Formation of the Eastern Asian Region Mitchell
Bernard 335 A Global Political Economy Approach to AIDS: Ideology, Interests and
Implications Kelley Lee & Anthony B. Zwi 355 The Political Economy of Pensions Richard Minns 375 Still Debating the British Disease: A Reply to Desai Will Hutton 393 DEBATE: Re-evaluating Rio Introduction Michael Kenny 399
UNCED in the Context of Globalisation Matthew Paterson 400 Unsustainable Development? Caroline
Thomas 403 Taking Issue with UNCED's Critics James Meadowcroft 407 UK Local Authorities and Local Agenda 21 Stephen Ward 411 REVIEW ESSAY
The South in the Global Political Economy Paul
Sutton 417 FEATURE REVIEW
Robert W. Cox with Timothy J. Sinclair Approaches to World Order,
Susan Strange 425 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 427 VOLUME CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 1, 1996
New Political Economy Volume 1 Number 2 July 1996
ARTICLES
Civilisations in World Political Economy Robert W. Cox 141
The Myth of a 'Global Economy': Enduring National Foundations and
Emerging Regional Realities John Zysman 157 Free Trade and Finance in North America: A Braudelian View
Randall D. Germain 185 Social Welfare and Competitiveness Ian Gough 209 Ordoliberalism and the Social Market: Classical Political Economy from
Germany Razeen Sally 233 DEBATE: International Labour Standards and Human Rights Introduction Ankie Hoogvelt 259
Reviewing the Options and Issues Christopher Candland 260 Global Business and Social Responsibility
Denis MacShane 265 Social Clauses and Workers in Pakistan Karamat Ali 269 Social Clauses and Women Workers in Latin America
Stephanie Barrientos 274 The 'Hegemonic' Force of Hillary Clinton's
'United Sisterhood'
Ngai-Ling Sum 278 REVIEW ESSAY
The Fetishisation of Falsification: The Debate on
Rational Choice
Hugh Ward 283 FEATURE REVIEW
Wilfred Beckerman Small is Stupid: Blowing the
Whistle on the Greens
Ron Johnston 297 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 303
New Political Economy Volume 1 Number 1 March 1996
Editorial: New Political Economy 5
ARTICLES
An Inquiry into the Political Economy
of World Order Richard Falk 13 Foundations for Environmental Political Economy: The Search for
Homo Ecologicus? John S. Dryzek 27 The Crisis in 'Development Theory' Colin Leys 41 International Political Economy and the Greens Eric Helleiner 59 Debating the British Disease: The Centrality of Profit
Meghnad Desai 79 DEBATE: Global Free Trade Introduction Michael Dietrich 95 The General Interest Case Patrick Minford 97 The Keynesian Angle Will Hutton 102 The Japanese Perspective Miyohei Shinohara 107 The 'New Protectionist' Position Tim Lang & Colin Hines 111 The View from the Ground Mari Marcel Thekaekara 115 REVIEW ESSAY
National Competitiveness and State Intervention Paul Ormerod 119 FEATURE REVIEW
Paul Hirst & Grahame Thompson Globalization in Question:
The International Economy and the Possibilities of Governance
Simon Bromley 129 NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
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