Review of International Political Economy - Antérieurs à 2005
2004
n° 5, December 2004
Articles
- BURGOON Brian, JACOBY Wade - Patch-work solidarity: describing and explaining US and European labour internationalism, pp. 849 - 879
- MOMANI Bessma - American politicization of the International Monetary Fund, pp. 880 - 904
- PARRILLI Mario Davide - Integrating the national industrial system: the new challenge for Chile, pp. 905 - 925
- VLACHOU Andriana - Capitalism and ecological sustainability: the shaping of environmental policies pp. 926 - 952
- ZILTENER Patrick - The economic effects of the European Single Market Project: projections, simulations - and the reality, pp. 953 - 979
- WENT Robert - Globalization: can Europe make a difference, pp. 980 - 994
- NESVETAILOVA Anastasia - Coping in the global financial system: the political economy of nonpayment in Russia, pp. 995 - 1021
n° 4, October 2004
Special issue: Global regulation
Articles
- DUMÉNIL Gérard, LÉVY Dominique - The economics of US imperialism at the turn of the 21st century, pp. 657 - 676
- ERTURK Ismail, FROUD Julie, JOHAL Sukhdev, WILLIAMS Karel - Corporate governance and disappointment, pp. 677 - 713
- HOLMAN Otto - Asymmetrical regulation and multidimensional governance, pp. 714 - 735
- ÇOBAN Aykut - Caught between state-sovereign rights and property rights: regulating biodiversity, pp. 736 - 762
- GOLUB Philip S - Imperial politics, imperial will and the crisis of US hegemony, pp. 763 - 786
- WEBB Michael C. - Defining the boundaries of legitimate state practice: norms, transnational actors and the OECD's project on harmful tax competition, pp. 787 - 827
Review Essay
- SANTISO Carlos - The contentious Washington Consensus: reforming the reforms in emerging markets, pp. 828 - 844
n° 3, August 2004
Theme section - Rethinking the political economy of place
- BRENNER Neil - Urban governance and the production of new state spaces in western Europe, 1960-2000, pp. 447-488
- OLDS Kris, WAI-CHUNG Yeung Henry - Pathways to global city formation: a view from the developmental city-state of Singapore, pp. 489-521
Theme section - The WTO, development and economic reform
- KAPOOR Ilan - Deliberative democracy and the WTO, pp. 522-541
- SMITH James - Inequality in international trade? Developing countries and institutional change in WTO dispute settlement, pp. 542-573
- WOLFE Robert - Crossing the river by feeling the stones: where the WTO is going after Seattle, Doha and Cancun, pp. 574-596
- GRAZ Jean-Christophe - Transnational mercantilism and the emergent global trading order, pp. 597-617
- HARRIS Paul G., UDAGAWA Chihiro - Defusing the bombshell? Agenda 21 and economic development in China, pp. 618-640
Review article
- ANDREAS Peter - Illicit international political economy: the clandestine side of globalization, pp. 641-652
n° 2, May 2004
- HAY Colin - Common trajectories, variable paces, divergent outcomes? Models of European capitalism under conditions of complex economic interdependence, pp. 231 - 262
- FRENCH Shaun, LEYSHON Andrew - The new, new financial system? Towards a conceptualization of financial reintermediation, pp. 263 - 288
- CLARK Gordon L., THRIFT Nigel, TICKELL Adam - Performing finance: the industry, the media and its image, pp. 289 - 310
- PRATT Nicola - Bringing politics back in: examining the link between globalization and democratization, pp. 311 - 336
- WENT Robert - Economic globalization plus cosmopolitanism?, pp. 337 - 355
- WEBER Heloise - The 'new economy' and social risk: banking on the poor?, pp. 356 - 386
- PORTER Doug, CRAIG David - The third way and the third world: poverty reduction and social inclusion in the rise of 'inclusive' liberalism, pp. 387 - 423
- APPEL Hilary - Institutional continuity and change in postcommunist economies, pp. 424 - 437
n° 1, February 2004
- DALY Glyn - Radical(ly) political economy: Luhmann, postmarxism and globalization, pp. 1 - 32
- SCOTT Allen J. - Hollywood and the world: the geography of motion-picture distribution and marketing, pp. 33 - 61
- THOMPSON Edmund R. - The political economy of national competitiveness: 'One country, two systems' and Hong Kong's diminished international business reputation, pp. 62 - 97
- FRIMAN H. Richard - The great escape? Globalization, immigrant entrepreneurship and the criminal economy, pp. 98 - 131
- SHIELDS Stuart - Global restructuring and the Polish state: transition, transformation, or transnationalization?, pp. 132 - 154
- KAMAT Sangeeta - The privatization of public interest: theorizing NGO discourse in a neoliberal era, pp. 155 - 176
- CHASE Kerry A. - Imperial protection and strategic trade policy in the interwar period, pp. 177 - 203
- HAY Colin - Ideas, interests and institutions in the comparative political economy of great transformations, pp. 204 - 226
2003
n° 4, November 2003
- BLYTH Mark, SPRUYT Hendrik - Our past as prologue: introduction to the tenth anniversary issue of the Review of International Political Economy, pp. 607 - 620
- HUNTER WADE Robert - What strategies are viable for developing countries today? The World Trade Organization and the shrinking of 'development space', pp. 621 - 644
- KIRSHNER Jonathan - Money is politics, pp. 645 - 660
- ROSAMOND Ben - Babylon and on? Globalization and international political economy, pp. 661 - 671
- COOLEY Alexander - Thinking rationally about hierarchy and global governance, pp. 672 - 684
- HELLEINER Eric - Economic liberalism and its critics: the past as prologue?, pp. 685 - 696
- NELSON Richard R. - On the complexities and limits of market organization, pp. 697 - 710
n° 3, August 2003
Articles
- PICCIOTTO Sol - Private rights vs public standards in the WTO, pp. 377-405
- HELLEINER Eric - Dollarization diplomacy : US policy towards Latin America coming full circle?, pp. 406-429
- DIETER Heribert, HIGGOTT Richard - Exploring alternative theories of economic regionalism: from trade to finance in Asian co-operation?, pp. 430-454
- BEVIR Mark - Narrating the British State: an interpretive critique of New Labours's institutionalism, pp. 455-480
- O'HARA Anthony Phillip - Recent changes to the IMF, WTO and SPD: emerging global mode of regulation or social structure of accumulation for long wave upswing?, pp. 481-519
- PORTER Tony - Technical collaboration and political conflict in the emerging regime for international financial regulation, pp. 520-551
- CRYSTAL Jonathan - Bargaining in the negotiations over liberalizing trade in services: power, reciprocity and learning, pp. 552-578
Review Article
- BEST Jacqueline - Moralizing finance: the new financial architecture as ethical discourse, pp. 579-603
n° 2, May 2003
Articles
- PALAT Ravi Arvind - "Eyes wide shut": reconceptualizing the Asian crisis, pp. 169-195
- STEINBERG Philip E., McDOWELL D. Stephen - Global communication and the post -statism of cyberspace: a spatial constructivist view, pp. 196-221
Theme Section - New Regionalism
- HAMILTON-HART Natasha - Asia´s new regionalism: government capacity and cooperation in the Western Pacific, pp.22-245
- DENT Christopher M. - Transnational capital, the state and foreign economic policy: Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, pp. 246-277
- FENG Yi, GENNA Gaspare M. - Regional integration and domestic institutional homogeneity: a comparative analysis of regional integration in the Americas, Pacific Asia and Western Europe, pp. 278-309
- TAYLOR Ian - Globalization and regionalization in Africa: reactions to attempts at neo-liberal regionalism, pp. 310-330
n° 1, February 2003
RIPE 2002 Lecture
- SASSEN Saskia - Globalization or denationalization ?, pp. 1-22
Articles
- O' SULLIVAN Mary - The political economy of comparative corporate governance, pp. 23-72
- ALLEGRET J.-P., COURBIS B., DULBECCO Ph. - Financial liberalization and stability of the financial system in emerging markets: the institutional dimension of financial crises, pp. 73-92
- KINGSTON-MANN Esther - Deconstructing the romance of the bourgeoisie: a Russian Marxist path not taken, pp. 93-117
- MORTON David Adam - Historicizing Gramsci: situating ideas in and beyond their context, pp. 118-146
Review Article
- IBATA-ARENS Kathryn - The comparative political economy of innovation, pp. 147-165
2002
n° 4, November 2002
Theme Section: Bourdieu and International Political Economy
- LAHIRE Bernard - How to keep a critical tradition alive: a tribute to Pierre Bourdieu, pp. 595-600
- LEANDER Anna - Do we really need reflexivity in IPE? Bourdieu's two reasons for answering affirmatively, pp. 601-609
- SHAPIRO Michael J. - Bourdieu, the state and method, pp. 610-618
Articles
- POWELL Jeff - Petty capitalism, perfecting capitalism or post-capitalism? Lessons from the Argentinean barter experiments, pp. 619-649
- LARNER Wendy - Globalization, governmentality and expertise: creating a call centre labour force, pp. 650-674
- WILLS Jane - Bargaining for the space to organize in the global economy: a review of the Accor-IUF trade union rights agreement, pp. 675-700
- TALBOT John M. - Tropical commodity chains, forward integration strategies and international inequality: coffee, cocoa and tea, pp. 701-734
Review Article
- JACKSON Patrick Thaddeus - Jeremy Bentham, foreign secretary; or, the opportunity costs of neo-utilitarian analyses of foreign policy, pp. 735-753
n° 3, August 2002
- RENO William - Uganda's politics of war and debt relief, pp. 415 - 435
- HENDERSON Jeffrey, DICKEN Peter, HESS Martin et al. - Global production networks and the analysis of economic development, pp. 436 - 464
- PAUL Darel E. - Re-scaling IPE: subnational states and the regulation of the global political economy, pp. 465 - 489
- SOEDERBERG Susanne - A historical materialist account of the Chilean capital control: prototype policy for whom?, pp. 490 - 512
- PRAKASH Aseem - Beyond Seattle: globalization, the nonmarket environment and corporate strategy, pp. 513 - 537
- HUANG Yasheng - Between two coordination failures: automotive industrial policy in China with a comparison to Korea, pp. 538 - 573
Review Article
- HOPKIN Jonathan - States, markets and corruption: a review of some recent literature, pp. 574 - 590
n° 2, May 2002
- HUNTER WADE Robert - US hegemony and the World Bank: the fight over people and ideas, pp. 215 - 243
- BOWLES Paul - Asia's post-crisis regionalism: bringing the state back in, keeping the (United) States out, pp. 244 - 270
- CARTAPANIS André, HERLAND Michel - The reconstruction of the International Financial Architecture: Keynes' revenge?, pp. 271 - 297
- PURCELL Mark - The state, regulation, and global restructuring: reasserting the political in political economy, pp. 298 - 332
- GABRIELE Alberto - S&T policies and technical progress in China's industry, pp. 333 - 373
- FLORIO Massimo - Economists, Privatization in Russia and the waning of the 'Washington consensus', pp. 374 - 400
Review Article
- O'LOUGHLIN Ben - Conceptions of Politics and Economics in Post-States and Markets IPE, pp. 401-412
n° 1, March 2002
- PIETERSE NEDERVEEN jan - Globalization, kitsch and conflict: technologies of work, war and politics, pp. 1 - 36
- PATOMÄKI Heikki, TEIVAINEN Teivo - Critical responses to neoliberal globalization in the Mercosur region: roads towards cosmopolitan democracy?, pp. 37 - 71
- KALTENTHALER Karl, MORA Frank O. - Explaining Latin American economic integration: the case of Mercosur, pp. 72 - 97
- ARCHIBUGI Daniele, IAMMARINO Simona - The globalization of technological innovation: definition and evidence, pp. 98 - 122
- YOSHIMATSU Hidetaka - Preferences, interests, and regional integration: the development of the ASEAN industrial cooperation arrangement, pp. 123 - 149
- RENNSTICH Joachim K. - The new economy, the leadership long cycle and the nineteenth K-wave, pp. 150 - 182
Review Article
- WATSON Matthew - The institutional paradoxes of monetary orthodoxy: reflections on the political economy of central bank independence, pp. 183 - 196
Dernière modification le