The liberal illusion: does trade promote peace?

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The analysis results will frustrate and enlighten both those who hold the "liberal illusion," and their critics. The author identitifies four positions regarding trade and interstate conflict: trade reduces conflict (identified as the liberal view); asymmetric or dependent trade promotes conflict (the dependency view): the realist view that trade increases conflict: and finally the possibility that trade and conflict are unrelated. The reported results are fascinating.

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Full title :The liberal illusion : does trade promote peace? / Katherine Barbieri.

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Publication Date:2002

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Publisher(s):The University of Michigan Press
Place of Publication:Ann Arbor
Language:eng
Publication Date:2002

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Description:1 online resource

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ISBN:9780472023073, 0472023071, 9786612445095, 6612445092, 128244509X, 9781282445093
oclc:on1148876796
LC Classification:HF1379
Dewey Decimal:303.6/6

Theories of the trade-conflict relationship -- Investigating the commercial peace -- Interdependence, negotiation, and escalation -- Alternative levels of analysis : the nation-state and the system -- Conclusions.

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Buitenlandse handel Commerce international conflit Economic policy Handelspolitiek International economic relations international trade Paix PEACE Politique économique Relations économiques internationales