The new political economy of globalisation

Volume 1: Part 1 Concepts and theories: the dynamics of - toward an operational formulation, James N. Rosenau wake up, Krasner! the world changed, Susan Strange the dynamics of financial - technology, market structure and policy response, Philip G. Cerny explaining the of financial markets - bringing states back in, Eric Helleinr and its limits - reports of the death of the national economy are greatly exaggerated, Robert Wade the myth of a economy - enduring national foundations and emerging regional realities, John Zysman the of economic activity, Jonathan Perraton et al at home abroad, abroad at home - international liberalization and domestic stability the new world economy, John Gerard Ruggie - myths and realities, Philip McMichael global perestroika, Robert W. Cox capitalism and its future - remarks on regulation, government and governance, Bob Jessop. Part 2 state: overturning globalization - resisting the teleological, reclaiming the political, Louise Amoore et al the defective state, Susan Strange and the future of the nation state, Paul Hirst and Grahame Thompson and the state, Leo Panitch global capitalism and the state, Jan Aarte Scholte the politics of economic management the 1990s, Peter Burnham the eclipse of the state? reflections on stateness an era of globalization, Peter Evans and the myth of the powerless state, Linda Weiss shrinking states? and national autonomy the OECD, Geoffrey Garrett the decaying pillars of the Westphalian temple - implications for international order and governance, Mark W. Zacher and the social state, David Armstrong has ended the rise and rise of the nation-state?, Michael Mann. Volume 2: Part 1 New modes of governance: terrioriality and beyond - problematizing modernity international relations, John Gerard Ruggie governance the 21st century, James N. Rosenau the United Nations the 1990s -proactive cosmopolitanism and the issue of sovereignty, Paul Taylor Japan, the World Bank and the art of paradigm maintenance - The East Asian Miracle political perspective, Robert Wade in the foothills - relations between the IMF and civil society Jan Aart Scholte European integration from the 1980s - state-centric v. multi-level governance, Gary Marks et al regions, states and the European Union - modernist reaction or postmodern adaptation?, James Anderson and James Goodman the state and the global city - notes towards a conception of place-centred governance, Saskia Sassen global capitalism and liberal myths -dispute settlement private international trade relations, A. Claire Cutler passing judgement - credit rating processes as regulatory mechanisms of governance the emerging world order, Timothy J. Sinclair. (part contents).