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Foreign economic relations

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Beyond the full-set industrial structure

Mitsuhiro Seki

1994

Integrating China into the Global Economy

Nicholas R. Lardy

2001

The West and the rest of us

Chinweizu

1975

Brexit and Ireland

Tony Connelly

2017

Bordering on chaos

Andres Oppenheimer

1996

The International Relations of the Middle East in the 21st Century

Tareq Y. Ismael

2000

The Diplomacy of Involvement

David M. Pletcher

2001

Treaties, etc

Canada

1957

A changing of the guard

Randall Bennett Woods

1990

Latin America in the World Economy

Frederick Stirton Weaver

2000

One Billion Customers

James McGregor

2005

Labor and the course of American democracy

Charles W. Bergquist

1996

Beyond foreign economic policy

Hocking, Brian.

1997

Crimes & Punishments?

Robert Z. Lawrence

2003

A New North America

Charles F. Doran

1996

The new American imperialism

Bülent Gökay, Vassilis K. Fouskas

2005

European power and the Japanese challenge

William R. Nester

1993

The Catholic Ethic and Global Capitalism

Bryan Fields

2003

Brave New Canada

Derek H. Burney, Fen Osler Hampson

2014

Japan's Response to Crisis and Change in the World Economy

Michèle Schmiegelow

1986

Cuba

Schwab, Peter

1999

Japan, Europe, and international financial markets

Rama V. Ramachandran, Ryūzō Satō, Richard M. Levich

1994

The foreign aid programs of the Soviet bloc and Communist China

Müller, Kurt

1967

Financial Crises & Asia

Robert Chote

1998

Dollar and yen

Ronald I. McKinnon

1997

Los braceros

José Rodolfo Jacobo

2003

Shafted

Christine Ahn

2003

Recasting the European order

James Sperling

1997

The new, emerging Japanese economy

Panos Mourdoukoutas

2005

Under the eagle

Jenny Pearce

1982

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