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312 CHAPTER EigHT ■ War and Strife then, the politics of NATO expansion highlight the nonmaterial bases of interstate rela- tion ...

In Sum: A Changing View of International Security 313 niary self- interest? Or are they pragmatically solving prob lems that a s ...

314 CHAPTER EigHT ■ War and Strife interstate rivalries but from failures of their own government to protect life, property, and ...

In Sum: A Changing View of International Security 315 just war tradition (p. 291) limited wars (p. 268) noncombatant immunity (p ...

Nicaraguan opposition to the building of the Chinese-financed canal is mounting among the rural poor, whose homes and livelihood ...

317 N icaragua f aces a huge and costly infrastructure proj ect— a new canal linking the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans financed by ...

318 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy and the Olive Tree, globalization is the “inexorable integration of markets ...

The Historical Evolution of the International Economy 319 ers opened up new frontiers in the Amer i cas, Asia, and the Middle Ea ...

320 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy Industrial Revolution, the major trading state and source of international ...

The World B a n k was initially designed to facilitate reconstruction in post– World War II Eu rope, hence its formal name: the ...

The In T erna TI onal e c onom Ic Ins TIT u TI ons FIG u re 9.1 World Bank Loans funds to states proposingeconomic development p ...

basic transportation needs such as bridges and highways, and agribusiness ventures— the bank funds governments and the private s ...

324 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy For 20 years after the end of World War II, economic growth occurred much a ...

How the Globalized Economy Works Today 325 response to market supply and demand. According to liberal thinking, floating exchang ...

326 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy multilateral institutions (the World Bank institutions, regional developmen ...

How the Globalized Economy Works Today 327 The IMF responded to the social and po liti cal upheaval with large, controversial ba ...

328 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy Consider the production of cars and trucks in the United States and Canada. ...

How the Globalized Economy Works Today 329 While international trade based on comparative advantage may result in economic growt ...

330 CHAPTER NiNE ■ InternatIonal Po lItI cal economy implementing the Uruguay Round, serving as a forum for trade negotiations a ...

How the Globalized Economy Works Today 331 subsidies greater than the WTO’s cap of 10  percent on grain produced for food in the ...