| Description |
4 volumes ((xiv, 429; x, 581; viii, 434; x, 440 pages)) ; 24 cm |
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Critical concepts in political science |
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Critical concepts in political science.
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| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: PART 1 -- Theoretical building blocks 9 -- 1. Social forces, states and world orders: beyond international -- relations theory 11 -- ROBERT W. COX -- 2. Between celebration and despair: constructive suggestions for -- future international theory 48 -- YALE H. FERGUSON AND RICHARD W. MANSBACH -- 3. Plurilateralism: structural differentiation and functional -- conflict in the post-Cold War world order 80 -- PHILIP G. CERNY -- 4. Territoriality and beyond: problematizing modernity in -- international relations 106 -- JOHN GERARD RUGGIE -- 5. The promise of liberal internationalism 145 -- CRAIG N. MURPHY -- 6. Governance in the twenty-first century 179 -- JAMES N. ROSENAU -- 17 -- 7. The state of globalization: towards a theory of state transformation 210 -- MARTIN SHAW -- 8. The emergence of global governance theory 226 -- MARTIN HEWSON AND TIMOTHY J. SINCLAIR -- PART 2 -- Dynamics of governance 243 -- 9. Elite 245 -- HAROLD D. LASSWELL -- 10. Authority and state 255 -- CHARLES E. LINDBLOM -- 11. The new institutionalism: organizational factors in political life 271 -- JAMES G. MARCH AND JOHAN P. OLSEN -- 12. Agency as control 300 -- HARRISON C. WHITE -- 13. Invested interests: the politics of national economic policies in a -- world of global finance 325 -- JEFFRY A. FRIEDEN -- 14. Constructing authority 354 -- BRUCE LINCOLN -- 15. How do international institutions matter? The domestic impact -- of international rules and norms 368 -- ANDREW P. CORTELL AND JAMES W. DAVIS, JR. -- 16. Governance 404 -- JAMES N. ROSENAU -- VOLUME II -- A cknowledgements viii -- PART 3 -- Globalization, neo-liberalism and institutional reform 1 -- 17. Global hegemony and the structural power of capital 3 -- STEPHEN R. GILL AND DAVID LAW -- 18. Can orthodox stabilization and adjustment work? Lessons from -- New Zealand, 1984-90 35 -- HERMAN SCHWARTZ -- 19. The political economy of financial internationalization in the -- developing world 71 -- STEPHAN HAGGARD AND SYLVIA MAXFIELD -- 20. The new politics of the welfare state 106 -- PAUL PIERSON -- 21. Democratization and disintegration in the multinational states: -- the breakup of the communist federations 140 -- CAROL SKALNIK LEFF -- 22. The ideological determinants of liberal economic reform: the -- case of privatization 168 -- HILARY APPEL -- PART 4 -- Multilateral agencies 197 -- 23. The executive head: an essay on leadership in international -- organization 199 -- ROBERT W. COX -- 24. Institutionalization in the United Nations General Assembly 225 -- ROBERT O. KEOHANE -- 25. Multilateralism: the anatomy of an institution 263 -- JOHN GERARD RUGGIE -- 26. International organizations as teachers of norms: the United -- Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization -- and science policy 302 -- MARTHA FINNEMORE -- 27. The new politics of voting alignments in the United Nations -- General Assembly 336 -- SOO YEON KIM AND BRUCE RUSSETT -- 28. Good governance in international organizations 361 -- NGAIRE WOODS -- PART 5 -- International regimes 385 -- 29. International regimes, transactions, and change: embedded -- liberalism in the postwar economic order 387 -- JOHN GERARD RUGGIE -- 30. The international telecommunications regime: the political -- roots of regimes for high technology 426 -- PETER F. COWHEY -- 31. International economic structures, government interests, and -- international coordination of macroeconomic adjustment policies 457 -- MICHAEL C. WEBB -- 32. Between power and purpose: central bankers and the politics of -- regulatory convergence 493 -- ETHAN BARNABY KAPSTEIN -- 33. Ideas do not float freely: transnational coalitions, domestic -- structures, and the end of the Cold War 517 -- THOMAS RISSE-KAPPEN -- 34. A genealogy of the chemical weapons taboo 549 -- RICHARD PRICE -- VOLUME III -- Acknowledgements vii -- PART 6 -- Multilateral economic institutions 1 -- 35. Reducing the role of the state in the economy: a conceptual -- exploration of IMF and World Bank prescriptions 3 -- THOMAS J. BIERSTEKER -- 36. Why innovate? Founding the Bank for International Settlements 25 -- BETH A. SIMMONS -- 37. Origins of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 70 -- STEVEN WEBER -- 38. Intellectual property protection and antitrust in the developing -- world: crisis, coercion, and choice 111 -- SUSAN K. SELL -- 39. Rulers of the game: Central Bank independence during the -- interwar years 145 -- BETH A. SIMMONS -- 40. The high politics of IMF lending 183 -- STROM CRONAN THACKER -- 41. Multilateralizing trade and payments in postwar Europe 218 -- THOMAS H. OATLEY -- 42. The World Bank's mission creep 241 -- JESSICA EINHORN -- PART 7 -- Non-state entities 253 -- 43. Globalization and the changing logic of collective action 255 -- PHILIP G. CERNY -- 44. The state of the state 287 -- SUSAN STRANGE -- 45. The real new world order 308 -- ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER -- 46. Private authority and international affairs 319 -- A. CLAIRE CUTLER, VIRGINIA HAUFLER AND TONY PORTER -- 47. Global governance through private organizations 343 -- KARSTEN RONIT AND VOLKER SCHNEIDER -- 48. Reinventing authority: embedded knowledge networks and the -- new global finance 368 -- TIMOTHY J. SINCLAIR -- 49. Transparency international and corruption as an issue of -- global governance 389 -- HONGYING WANG AND JAMES N. ROSENAU -- 50. Private actors and the state: internationalization and changing -- patterns of governance 412 -- CHRISTOPH KNILL AND DIRK LEHMKUHL -- VOLUME IV -- Acknowledgements viii -- PART 8 -- Social forces, elites and policy networks 1 -- 51. The formation of classes and historic blocs 3 -- ROBERT W. COX -- 52. Private international relations councils 40 -- STEPHEN GILL -- 53. The three jobs of the future 64 -- ROBERT B. REICH -- 54. Towards a global professional society 75 -- HAROLD PERKIN -- 55. Cadres and the classless society 101 -- KEES VAN DER PIJL -- 56. Globalizing class theory 137 -- LESLIE SKLAIR -- 57. Knowledge networks and policy expertise in the global polity 162 -- DIANE STONE -- PART 9 -- Global governance in crisis: debating the global financial -- architecture 183 -- 58. The Asian crisis: the high debt model versus the Wall Street- -- Treasury-IMF complex 185 -- ROBERT WADE AND FRANK VENEROSO -- 59. The confidence game 207 -- PAUL KRUGMAN -- 60. Report: the future of the international financial architecture 218 -- COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS -- 61. Models, markets, and power: political economy and the Asia- -- Pacific, 1989-1999 235 -- MICHAEL MASTANDUNO -- 62. Markets, politics, and globalization: can the global economy -- be civilized? 253 -- GERALD K. HELLEINER -- 63. The democratic deficit in the institutional arrangements for -- regulating global finance 272 -- TONY PORTER -- PART 10 -- Responses to global governance 285 -- 64. The sovereign limits of global civil society: a comparison of -- NGO participation in UN world conferences on the -- environment, human rights, and women 287 -- ANN MARIE CLARK, ELISABETH J. FRIEDMAN AND -- KATHRYN HOCHSTETLER -- 65. Global environmental politics: putting gender on the agenda 320 -- CHARLOTTE BRETHERTON -- 66. Civil society at the turn of the millennium: prospects for an -- alternative world order 338 -- ROBERT W. COX -- 67. Workers and world order: the tentative transformation of the -- international union movement 368 -- ROBERT O'BRIEN -- 68. Multilateral development banks, governments, and civil -- society: Chiavoscuros in a triangular relationship 395 -- M. GABRIEL CASABURI, MARIA PIA RIGGIROZZI, MARIA FERNANDA -- TUOZZO AND DIANA TUSSIE -- 69. Civil society and democracy in global governance 419 -- JAN AART SCHOLTE |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Globalization.
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| Author |
Sinclair, Timothy J.
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| LC no. |
2003047274 |
| ISBN |
0415276616 : |
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0415276624 v.1 |
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0415276632 v.2 |
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0415276640 v.3 |
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0415276659 v.4 |
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