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Thomas Oatley is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Preface | p. xi |
The Liberal International Order | p. 1 |
Geopolitical Change Threatens the Liberal Order v. The Liberal Order Remains Robust | p. 3 |
ôRevisiting the Future: Geopolitical Effects of the Financial Crisisö | |
ôThe Liberal International Order and Its Discontentsö | |
International Trade | p. 29 |
Trade Deficits Reduce Total Jobs v. Trade Deficits Produce Different Jobs | p. 32 |
ôThe China Trade Tollö | |
ôThe Employment Rationale for Trade Protectionö | |
Retrain Workers v. Redistribute Income | p. 53 |
ôStrengthening Trade Adjustment Assistanceö | |
ôA New Deal for Globalizationö | |
Migration Brings Economic Gains v. Migration Reduces Cultural Cohesion | p. 76 |
ôThe Case for Immigrationö | |
ôToo Diverse?ö | |
Free Trade Agreements are Stepping-Stones v. Free Trade Agreements are Stumbling Blocks | p. 95 |
ôFree-Trade Agreements: Steppingstones to a More Open Worldö | |
ôWhy PTAs Are a Pox on the World Trading Systemö | |
Restrict Trade to Reduce Greenhouse Gases v. Don't Restrict Trade to Support Climate Change Goals | p. 122 |
ôAddressing the Leakage/Competitiveness Issue in Climate Change Policy Proposals | |
ôInternational Trade Law and the Economics of Climate Policy: Evaluating the Legality and Effectiveness of Proposals to Address Competitiveness and Leakage Concernsö | |
Multinational Corporations | p. 157 |
Sweatshop Regulation is Counterproductive v. Governments Must Regulate Sweatshops | p. 159 |
ôIn Praise of Cheap Labor: Bad Jobs at Bad Wages Are Better than No Jobs at Allö | |
ôWhy Economists Are Wrong about Sweatshops and the Antisweatshop Movementö | |
The Multinational Corporation Race to the Bottom v. The Myth of the Multinational Corporation Race to the Bottom | p. 183 |
ôMultinational Enterprises and the Prospects for Justiceö | |
ôBottom Feedersö | |
Sovereign Wealth Funds Threaten U.S. Interests v. Sovereign Wealth Funds Do Not Threaten U.S. Interests | p. 210 |
ôSovereign Wealth Funds, Oil, and the New World Economic Orderö | |
ôThe Rise of Sovereign Wealth Funds: Impacts on U.S. Foreign Policy and Economic Interestsö | |
International Monetary Issues | p. 233 |
Too Little Market Regulation Caused the Financial Crisis v. Too Much Government Intervention Caused the Financial Crisis | p. 235 |
ôThe Anatomy of a Murder: Who Killed America's Economy?ö | |
ôHow Did We Get into This Financial Mess?ö | |
China Must Revalue to Correct Global Imbalances v. Chinese Revaluation Will Not Correct Global Imbalances | p. 253 |
ôThe Dollar and the Renminbiö | |
ôReconsidering Revaluation: The Wrong Approach to the U.S.-Chinese Trade Imbalanceö | |
Development in the Global Economy | p. 271 |
Trade Promotes Growth v. Trade Does Not Promote Growth | p. 273 |
ôSpreading the Wealthö | |
ôTrading in Illusionsö | |
Foreign Aid Promotes Development v. Foreign Aid is Ineffective | p. 295 |
ôEyes Wide Open: On the Targeted Use of Foreign Aidö | |
ôThe Cartel of Good Intentionsö | |
Microcredit Facilitates Development V. Microcredit Does Not Facilitate Development | p. 314 |
ôPoverty Is a Threat to Peaceö | |
ôThe Micromagic of Microcreditö | |
The Future of Globalization | p. 331 |
The Beijing Consensus Will Replace the Washington Consensus v. The Myth of the Beijing Consensus | p. 333 |
ôRedefining Beijing Consensus: Ten Economic Principlesö | |
ôThe Myth of the Beijing Consensusö | |
The Consequence of Crisis: Fundamental Change or Essential Continuity? | p. 364 |
ôGlobalization in Retreat: Further Geopolitical Consequences of the Financial Crisisö | |
ôWhat ôChimericaö Hath Wroughtö | |
Credits | p. 381 |
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