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This volume addresses important economic issues of globalization with contributions from internationally regarded researchers. Seven key aspects of globalization are considered: trans-border trade, trans-border movement of capital, emergence of a new international order, diffusion and homogenization of economic cultures and institutions, labour market consequences, governance issues; prospects and problems of our global economy and society. These themes have been carefully chosen to illuminate the complex path that globalization has followed - globalization is explained as a complex process that gradually unleashes a series of transitions. The book will be indispensable to academics, professionals, post-graduate and advanced undergraduate students in the areas of economics, management, development studies, politics and international business. Researchers working within governments will find the book of great importance.
Contents
Foreword, Kenneth Arrow; Preface, Jeffrey Sachs; Introduction, Manas Chatterji and Partha Gangopadhyay; Economic development and the gains from international trade, Murray C. Kemp; Foreign shareholding and trade policy, Arijit Mukherjee, Sugata Marjit and Sarbajit Sengupta; Reciprocal dumping: a generalized approach, Prabal Ray Chaudhuri and Uday Bhanu Sinha; Welfare in a unionized Bertrand Duopoly, Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Sudeshna C. Bandyopadhyah; Crises: the price of globalization?, Paul Krugman; Comparing IMF perspectives and alternative views of the Asian crises: analytical hierarchy process and game theoretical approach, Iwan Azis; Globalization and economics, David Colander; Globalization as a source of international conflict and growing competition, Michael Intriligator; Pareto-improving privatization with foreign policy, Zelko Livaic and Partha Gangopadhyay; Globalization in stages, David E. Andersson and Ake Andersson; Sustainable mobility and globalization: new challenges for policy research, Peter Nijkamp, Hadewijch van Delft and Danielle van veen-Groot; Globalization, South-North migration and uneven development, Amitava Krishna Dutt; The governance of regional networks and the process of globalization, Riccardo Cappellin; Regulation and mentoring with corrupt democrats, Richard Damania; Some theoretical foundations of Russian economic policy, Alexander Nekipelov; Financial development and growth: the APEC experience, Debasis Bandyopadhyay; Strategic management of operating exposure, Robert Grant and Luc Soenen; The Internet and globalization, Neil Warren; Access to globalization, Tapani Koppa; Indicators and trends of economic globalization, Stanislaw Menshiko; International aviation: globalizing force and global industry, Peter Forsyth; Index.
