From the Washington towards a Vienna consensus?: a quantitative analysis on globalization, development and global governance

By:

Tausch, Arno

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Nova Science; 2007Description: xliv, 363 pISBN:

9781600214226

Subject(s):

United States-Foreign relations

DDC classification:

327.73 TAU

Summary: This book is a welcome and timely endeavour to the study of Globalisation, which as we know is the currency of contemporary economic and political debates. It is very broad in scope and its more than 40 pages of references provides the most complete survey for research and information on this field that I've already seen. Undoubtedly an outstanding contribution to the field of international politics, which deserves pride of place in the library of any scholar interested in political and social sciences.

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This book is a welcome and timely endeavour to the study of Globalisation, which as we know is the currency of contemporary economic and political debates. It is very broad in scope and its more than 40 pages of references provides the most complete survey for research and information on this field that I've already seen. Undoubtedly an outstanding contribution to the field of international politics, which deserves pride of place in the library of any scholar interested in political and social sciences.

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