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This work goes beyond recent analyses of African development to present a post-dependency framework for the study of Africa's political economy.

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Mary Ruggie's controversial study of British and Swedish labor market, anti-discrimination, and child care programs argues that gender-based policy alone cannot substantially raise the economic status of women workers. Rather, policies for women must be developed within the context of more general economic and social policies Originally published

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With the 1965 discovery of oil and natural gas in the North Sea, both Britain and Norway faced the challenge of extracting it. The author explains the factors behind state involvement in offshore petroleum activities, and shows how Britain and Norway have intervened in the oil business.

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This book analyzes the causes underlying the decline of the United States steel industry and the impact of that decline on our institutions of procedural democracy.

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This book provides a detailed comparison of the trade unions of five EU member states (Austria, Britain, France, Germany and Sweden) and their positions on EMU. Several European-level trade union organisations are also investigated. -- .

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Contrary to popular belief, the automobile is not a twentieth-century invention. This volume traces the world political and economic forces that brought about the suppression of the first steam-powered carriage and the ultimate triumph of the gas-fueled automobile, which has played a crucial role in shaping the modern capitalist economy.

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This work represents the first in-depth analysis of Tanzanian income distribution and growth. Bukuku's theoretical argument is that patterns of income generation, income distribution, and growth in developing countries are highly influenced by state interventionist economic policy and development strategy.

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In addition, there is a program index, providing the reader with speedy information as to which company or distributor is responsible for which series.

The Television Industry will serve as an essential reference tool for any scholar, student, or librarian involved in the study of the television industry.

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The book examines the system used to produce professional communicators in the United States, compares the system to that of other countries, and examines the impact of the system on the field of mass communications.

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Explains the varying ways in which contemporary businesses are transforming themselves to respond to globalization, new technologies, workforce transformation, and legal change. This book offers a portrait of the challenges that managers face at the dawn of the twenty-first century.

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David Goldenberg offers new insights into the structure, price and nonprice behavior, and performance of a large and technically advanced industry. Two chapters focus on the price aspects of the industry's behavior, including price trends, cyclical and short-run behavior, price structures, and selling terms, as well as nonprice behavior.

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This book analyzes the American media's structure and its role in shaping perceptions of the crisis in the former Yugoslavia, and looks at the key issues involved, from self-determination to genocide.

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In this volume a distinguished group of political scientists, policy analysts, and energy planners apply the critical tools of economic, scientific, and political analysis in an attempt to illuminate why the dream of synthetic fuels development has ended, at least temporarily.

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The Untapped Power of the Press argues that Americans ought to be able to find out how government really works in order to debate the issues. Wolfson calls for more quality media power, and more hardhitting analysis, and closer scrutiny of government policy.

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Looking at the uses and abuses of high-talent manpower in the United States, Dael Wolfle analyzes the ways in which this country produces, distributes, and utilizes its vital human resources. He examines changing trends in academic and professional supply and demand, and advocates long range administrative planning in order to avoid overspecializat