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William Mott examines the relationships between economic growth and international conflict in history and theory, developing and analyzing a set of observed empirical modern growth-conflict relationships over long periods, and presenting an explanation of the observations.

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Taking a hard look at the crisis afflicting Western economies in recent years, Manuel Castells suggests that the very structures that fostered economic growth since 1945 are the same structures that are now undermining these economics. Pinpointing the new forms of the capitalist mode of production and the contradictory nature of its class relations

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This book transports the reader from the world of mainstream economics, in which the object of observation is The Market (exchange), to a world in which the object of observation is the economic process. Both producer and consumer must, respectively, be legitimate owners of real wealth and monetary wealth.

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For roughly three decades following World War II, Yugoslavia enjoyed economic success unparalleled in the communist world. The work begins with a sketch of the historic and economic facts in the life of the country, turning then to theory and the relationship between economic theory and practice in Yugoslavia.

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Josep Broz Tito's reshaped Yugoslav state became an influential pivot between East and West during the Cold War.

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This work provides a consistent and empirically meaningful definition of surplus and suggests an analytical framework for studying economic growth and stagnation using that concept. In the first part of the work, a method is developed emphasizing the links to classical economic theory and the logical flaws of the earlier works.

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This unique work treats economic growth and development in terms of a theory which is applicable to an economy in the post-industrial, developing, and emerging stages.

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This volume provides an up-to-date account of how the process of economic transition in Eastern Europe is unfolding from the point of view of Eastern European economists assessing their native economies.

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The Economic Turn brings together many of the worlds leading historians of early political economy to recast the very origins of the discipline in light of the Europe-wide critical reaction to the school of Enlightenment economic thought known as Physiocracy.

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Combining a political economic perspective and case studies, this book clarifies the role of Latin America's nongovernmental organizations in the global community.

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The burgeoning sector of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Latin Americafunded by Northern donorsis both catalyzing and responding to change, as states, market, and civil society realign in an age of information technology and globalization.

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The Economics of a Disaster represents a major contribution to the understanding of the economics of liability and damages.

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The Economics of Federal Credit Programs discusses government lending, government guaranty of loans, and credit control in the United States.

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A pioneering exploration of the relevance of economic theory to the practical realities of the foreign exchange market, this volume presents a well-reasoned, comprehensive examination of the degree to which economic theories and forecasts are helpful in predicting exchange rates.

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Shows how the tools of stochastic control can be applied to dynamic problems of decision making under uncertainty when fixed costs are present. This book provides a treatment of two types of models, impulse and instantaneous control. It is suitable for graduate students and researchers in macroeconomics.

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The book covers cost analysis of information goods and services, benefit analysis, information as a public good, information externalities, intellectual property and monopolies, uncertainty and risk, pricing information, opportunity costs, access versus ownership, and the economics of the Internet and digital libraries.

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This work presents a new theory and approach to the rapidly changing economics of international trade, which challenges the prevailing neo-Keynesian point of view.