International Political Economy: Perspectives on Global Power and Wealth, Fourth Edition

476 Index

Bread and Democracy in
Germany (Gershenkron), 91
Bretton Woods system, 7, 14,
32, 203, 220 adjustment
and, 232 breakup of, 195,
219 capital controls and,
282–83 features of, 236
hegemonic stability theory
and, 226–29 instability of,
240–41 liquidity and, 234–
36 maintenance of, 221
multilateralism and, 367
STIPs and, 189
Broad, Robin, 26, 379
Broz, Lawrence, 193, 194, 199
Bryan, William Jennings, 103–
4, 105, 264
Buchanan, Patrick, 470
Bulgaria, 241
Bulow, Bernhard, 98
Bundesbank, 271, 277, 278–79,
286, 287
Burke-Hartke Bill, 34
Busch, Marc L., 301, 353
Business Advisory Council,
376
Business Week, 168
Butler, Alison, 431, 433
Buy American regulations, 142

Caird, Sir James, 79
Canada, 322, 408, 463
capital controls decline in use
of, 280–81, 296–97 firm
behavior and, 283–85
France and, 281, 285, 291–
93 Germany and, 281, 285–
88 global finance and, 283–
85 Italy and, 281, 285,
293–95 Japan and, 281,
285, 288–91 multinational
enterprises and, 284–85
post-World War II, 282–83
capitalism, 188
Caprivi, Georg von, 95, 97, 98
carbon absorption services, 444
Cárdenas, Lázaro, 424
Carey, Henry, 82
Caribbean Basin Initiative
(CBI), 366 as alternative to
multilateralism, 367
electronics firms and, 372–
73 regionalism and, 368
Caribbean/Central American
Action (CCAA) lobby, 372

Carter, Jimmy, 249

Cavanaugh, John, 379, 392

Caves, Richard E., 143

Central Asia, 380

central bank cooperation, 217

centralization of authority, 174

Cerny, Philip G., 432, 446

CFA franc zone, 254

Chadwick, Richard, 27

Chamberlain, John, 77, 102

Chambers of Commerce, 376

Le Chapelier law, 84

Cheru, Fantu, 399

Chevalier, Michel, 76, 82–83

Chile, 141, 162, 384, 389, 422,

424, 426

China, 103, 121, 324, 379, 380,

395

chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs),

441

Chrystal, Alec, 301, 303

Chun Doo-hwan, 428

citizens’ organizations for

developing countries, 397–

402 for environmental

protection, 398–99

Civil Rights Act, 352

Civil War (United States), 105,

107, 129–30

class conflict, 321, 323

Cleveland, Grover, 104

closed economy, 258

Coase, Ronald, 47–48, 145

Coase theorem, 435, 436

Cobden, Richard, 69, 78

Cobden-Chevalier Treaty, 25,

30, 86, 99, 129, 136, 409

Coca Cola, 142, 175

Code on Capital Movements,

296

Cohen, Benjamin J., 195, 245

Colbert, Jean-Baptiste, 12

Cold War, economic

development after, 402–4

Colgate, 142

collective action, 328–30, 338–

40 globalization and, 446,

457–60 logic of, 459–60

state-based, 458–59

Colombia, 422, 424

colonialism, 70, 109–11

Committee of Twenty, 282

Common Market, 14, 32, 352

competition of capitals, 452

Conable, Barber, 392

Congress of German

Economists, 87

Constitution (United States),

59

Convention on International

Trade in Endangered

Species (CITES), 443

Corn Laws, 30, 31, 70 end of

agricultural protectionism

and, 25, 128 Gladstone and,

75 potato famine and, 35

repeal of, 76, 77–80, 83,

100, 101, 134 Zollverein

and, 77–80, 83, 86

Costa Rica, 397

Coughlin, Cletus, 301, 303

Cox, Ronald W., 301, 366

Crédit National, 291

Crimean War, 83

Current Population Survey, 344

Czech Republic, 241, 379

Darcy vs. Allein, 56

Darmsteder Bank, 216

Dataram, 372

Dawes Plan, 124

Declaration of Independence,

59

Decree of Mouharrem, 123

Delors Committee, 293

Denmark, 267, 359, 410

denomination rents, 207

dependency theorists, 11, 62,

167, 172

Deutsch, Karl, 27

Deutsche Bank, 216, 288, 296

Diplomacy firm-firm

diplomacy, 64–65 firms as

diplomats, 65–67 state-firm

diplomacy, 63–64

Direct to the Poor (Annis and

Hakim), 399

Disconto-Gesellschaft Bank,

216

Disraeli, Benjamin, 101

division of labor, 202

Dollar bloc, 131

Dresdener Bank, 216

Dunning, J.H., 171

Dupont, 394

Durning, Alan, 398

dynamic random access

memory (DRAM), 182

Earth Summit, 444