國際政治經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)

前言

　　This edition of our book carries over many of the objectives and themes central to the first two editions while also addressing a number of new topics and issues. Once again， our goal has been to produce a clear and　　readable textbook without sacrificing sophistication or rigor. We recognize the difficulties that students face in mastering a subject that lies at the intersection of two complex fields—political science and economics. We therefore take great care to explain basic economic concepts and to offer a balanced blend of theory， history， and policy. We believe that the resulting volume is accessible enough to be used as a supplement in an introductory course on international relations， but challenging enough to be assigned as a main textbook for upper level courses.　　As before， we depict the international political economy as a realm of both struggle and cooperation. We show how these contrary imperatives coexist and how the mix between the two varies over time， across countries， and within issues. In pursuing this theme， we weave together theory， concepts， and arguments throughout and tie these ideas closely to the topics under discussion.　　The third edition includes a number of pedagogical aids， including illustrations and tables， anecdotes， an annotated bibliography at the end of each chapter， a glossary of essential terms， a list of acronyms， and a list of relevant Web links.

內(nèi)容概要

本書是第一批先行選入幾本經(jīng)典文獻(xiàn)選讀性質(zhì)的國外優(yōu)秀教材，內(nèi)容主要在國際關(guān)系理論方面，也包括國際政治經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)方面的優(yōu)秀教材。本書的基本取向是實(shí)證性研究。本書與其他類似的西方國際政治經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)教科書的一個重要區(qū)別，是它對發(fā)展中國家的發(fā)展問題和南北關(guān)系、南南合作給予了極大的關(guān)注。在全書的14章中，有6章與其直接相關(guān)，包括：世界經(jīng)濟(jì)中的富國與窮國、南方國家的貿(mào)易和發(fā)展戰(zhàn)略、對外援助與第三世界的發(fā)展、多國公司在第三世界、第三世界的債務(wù)與北抽金融關(guān)系、饑餓、人員與可持續(xù)發(fā)展。
    本書作者沒有將國際貿(mào)易、國際投資、國際傾向金融體系、債務(wù)等問題列章進(jìn)行講座，而是將其與不同國家間相互關(guān)系，特別是與第三世界的政治經(jīng)濟(jì)發(fā)展結(jié)合在一起討論。

書籍目錄

1 INTRODUCTION:THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS   Domestic Political Economy  International Political Economy  Approaches to International Political Economy  Notes 2 THE ECONOMICS OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY  Free Trade   The Balance of Payments  Monetary and Fiscal Policy  Monetary Policy  fiscal Policy  Exchange Rates and Trade Deficits  How Exchange Rates Affect Trade  Exchange Rates ,Trade,and Macroeconomic Policy  Conclusions  Notes   Annotated Biliography3 THE ORIGNS OF A WORLD ECONOMY  Industrialization and International Trade  British Industrialization  The Turn to Freer Trade   Repeal of the corn Laws  The Expansion of the World Ecconomy  The Perils of Interdependence:1873-1914  Transformation of the World Economy  British Hegemony?  Japan and Late Efconomic Devepopment  The world Economy on the Eve of world War I  World War I and Its Aftermath  The Economic Consequences of World War I  A Failure of Political Vision  collapse of the World Economy  Autarchy and Cooperation  conclusions   Notes  Annotated Bibliography4 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AMERICAN HEGEMONY,1938-19735 GLOBALIZATION AND THE WORLD ECONOMY6 COOPERATIONA AMONG ADVANCED INDUSTRIALSTATES7 COMPETITION AND DONFLICT AMONG ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL STATES8 RICH AND POOR STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY9 STARATEGIES OF SOUTHERN TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT 10 FOREIGN AID AND THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT11 MULITINATIONAL CORPORATIONS IN THE THIRD WORLD 12 THIRD WORLD DEBT AND NORTH-SOUTH FINACE13 HUNGER ,POPULATION ,AND SUSTATNABLE DEVELOPMETN14 CHARTING THE FUTURE:COOPERATION AND CONFLICT IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

章節(jié)摘錄

　　Introduction: The Political Economy of International Affairs　　understanding international affairs is exceedingly difficult and perhaps impossible without a clear sense of how politics and economics are related. This assertion, very controversial even fifteen years ago, may still　　provoke dissent and perhaps confusion from students today. After all, political science is taught in one department and economics in another. One looks at power and the other at money and products. The study of international political economy is premised on the view that such distinctions are artificial and, ultimately, unproductive. Rather, international political economists promote the view that great gains in understanding may be had by focusing on the intersections between political and economic relationships in world affairs.　　One way to see the benefits of thinking in terms of international political economy is to consider some of the events in international affairs and observe how closely politics and economics are entangled. Examine the following account of a recent international financial crisis. Why is the crisis happening to Mexico, and why is this a problem for the United States?　　During the winter of 1994—1995, the collapse of the Mexican peso threatened the stability of the international financial system. The United States and several important international economic organizations responded by providing Mexico with large loans. They did this not out of beneficence, but rather because an unchecked crisis in Mexico could have brought on a global financial crisis with great potential harm to many countries. What caused the crisis?

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