Much recent economic analysis has been devoted to exploring the effects of internationalization on macroeconomic policy options, national competitiveness, and rewards to various factors of production. The central proposition of this volume is that we can no longer understand politics within countries without comprehending the nature of the linkages between national economies and the world economy, and changes in such linkages. The authors examine the effect of internationalization on the policy preferences of socioeconomic and political agents within countries toward national policies and national policy-making institutions and on the national policies and policy institutions themselves.
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The central proposition of this volume is that we can no longer understand politics within countries without comprehending the nature of the linkages between national economies and the world economy, and changes in such linkages.
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A insightful work of emerging agenda: Internationalization,
This review is from: Internationalization and Domestic Politics (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics) (Paperback)
Robert O. Keohane and Helen V. Milner, editors of "Internationalization and Domestic Politics", written in 1996, are one of the most intelligent International Relations scholars today. This book focuses on the enormous effect of internationalization on domestic politics; changes of national economic policies, institutional and political changes within a nation, and changes of the attitude of socio-economic interest group toward national economic policy. Then they apply their theoretical hypothesis to the United States, Japan, Russia, China, and a few developing countries. Besides validity of their hypothesis, this book proposes a great insight into the global phenomenon, internationalization, and shows how each country¡¯s national economic policies converge on global level. "A candid analysis of internationalization" - that is enough for my impression.
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Rapid increases in international economic exchanges during the past four decades have made national economies very open, by historical standards, to the world economy. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
tradables producers, international price signals, particularistic contracting, interest rate premia, endogenous institutional change, social democratic corporatism, financial internationalization, conditional coefficients, nominal price level, economic internationalization, monetary politics, conjunctural conditions, economic pluralism, international economic changes, sectoral restrictions, socioeconomic actors, reform bandwagon, hypothetical economy, aggregate economic performance, nontraded sector, tradables prices, capital taxation, international financial policy, international economic transactions, foreign trade monopoly Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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tradables producers, international price signals, particularistic contracting, interest rate premia, endogenous institutional change, social democratic corporatism, financial internationalization, conditional coefficients, nominal price level, economic internationalization, monetary politics, conjunctural conditions, economic pluralism, international economic changes, sectoral restrictions, socioeconomic actors, reform bandwagon, hypothetical economy, aggregate economic performance, nontraded sector, tradables prices, capital taxation, international financial policy, international economic transactions, foreign trade monopoly Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Soviet Union, Deng Xiaoping, International Monetary Fund, Central Committee, Federal Reserve, South Korea, World War, Bretton Woods, Mao Zedong, Ministry of Finance, Economist Intelligence Unit, Helen Milner, Jeffry Frieden, Quarterly Economic Report, Upper House, Economic Report of the President, Hua Guofeng, New York, East Asian, Hong Kong, Robert Keohane, World Bank, Country Political, European Union New!
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