International Organization

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Volume 39, issue 4, 1985

The limits of hegemonic stability theory pp. 579-614

Duncan Snidal

The International Committee of the Red Cross and political prisoners pp. 615-642

J. D. Armstrong

Domestic contention on critical foreign-policy issues: the case of the United States pp. 643-666

John A. Vasquez

Explaining choice of development strategies: suggestions from Mexico, 1970–1982 pp. 667-697

David R. Mares

International debt and linkage strategies: some foreign-policy implications for the United States pp. 699-727

Benjamin J. Cohen

Economic stabilization, conditionality, and political stability pp. 729-754

Henry S. Bienen and Mark Gersovitz

Perspectives on the Central American crisis pp. 755-777

James D. Cochrane

Volume 39, issue 3, 1985

Politics and international debt: explaining the crisis pp. 357-382

Miles Kahler

Lessons from the past: capital markets during the 19th century and the interwar period pp. 383-439

Albert Fishlow

International debt: the behavior of banks in a politicized environment pp. 441-471

Philip A. Wellons

Democratic and authoritarian responses to the debt issue: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico pp. 473-503

Robert R. Kaufman

The politics of adjustment: lessons from the IMF's Extended Fund Facility pp. 505-534

Stephan Haggard

The success and failure of dependency theory: the experience of Ghana pp. 535-552

James C. W. Ahiakpor

On the operations of the International Coffee Agreement pp. 553-559

Robert Bates and Da-Hsiang Donald Lien

The Case for global economic management and UN system reform pp. 561-578

D. B. Steele

Volume 39, issue 2, 1985

The mysterious case of vanishing hegemony; or, Is Mark Twain really dead? pp. 207-231

Bruce Russett

Protectionism and World Politics pp. 233-259

Susan Strange

Cutting across doctrines: positive adjustment in Japan pp. 261-296

Michèle Schmiegelow

Consensus or compliance? Foreign-policy change and external dependence pp. 297-329

Bruce E. Moon

The structure of Third World economic interdependence pp. 331-342

Mark J. Gasiorowski

The United States and the United Nations: toward a new realism pp. 343-356

John Gerard Ruggie

Volume 39, issue 1, 1985

The empire strikes back: the evolution of the Eastern bloc from a Soviet asset to a Soviet liability pp. 1-46

Valerie Bunce

Sovereignty en garde: negotiating with foreign investors pp. 47-78

Dennis J. Encarnation and Louis T. Wells

The political economy of international shipping: Europe versus America pp. 79-119

Alan W. Cafruny

Integrative and cooperative regionalism: the economic community of West African states pp. 121-153

Julius Emeka Okolo

Toward a business-cycle model of tariffs pp. 155-187

Giulio M. Gallarotti

Measurement validation: lessons from the use and misuse of UN General Assembly roll-call votes pp. 189-206

Brian W. Tomlin

Volume 38, issue 4, 1984

Economic structure and international security: the limits of the liberal Case pp. 597-624

Barry Buzan

From consensus to conflict: the domestic political economy of East-West energy trade policy pp. 625-660

Bruce W. Jentleson

Hegemons, IOs, and markets: the case of the substitution account pp. 661-683

Joanne Gowa

The force of prescriptions pp. 685-708

Friedrich Kratochwil

The political economy of North-South commodity bargaining: the case of the International Sugar Agreement pp. 709-731

Vincent A. Mahler

Consensual knowledge and international collaboration: some lessons from the commodity negotiations pp. 733-762

Robert L. Rothstein

Volume 38, issue 3, 1984

Policy coordination by major Western powers in bargaining with the Third World: debt relief and the Common Fund pp. 399-428

Barbara B. Crane

Immigration, refugees, and foreign policy pp. 429-450

Michael S. Teitelbaum

Syria's intervention in the Lebanese civil war, 1976: a domestic conflict explanation pp. 451-480

Fred H. Lawson

Dimensions of resource dependence: some elements of rigor in concept and policy analysis pp. 481-499

Bruce Russett

Change and internationalization in industry: toward a sectoral interpretation of West German Politics pp. 501-535

Christain Deubner

What is to be done for Third World commodity exporters? An evaluation of the STABEX scheme pp. 537-574

John Ravenhill

The international debate on Puerto Rico: the costs of being an agenda-taker pp. 575-595

Robert Pastor

Volume 38, issue 2, 1984

Thomas Hobbes's “highway to peace” pp. 329-354

Donald W. Hanson

The hegemon's dilemma: Great Britain, the United States, and the international economic order pp. 355-386

Arthur Stein

UNCTAD's failures: the rich get richer pp. 387-397

Robert Ramsay

Volume 38, issue 1, 1984

The origins and development of the Northeast Asian political economy: industrial sectors, product cycles, and political consequences pp. 1-40

Bruce Cumings

From Normalcy to New Deal: industrial structure, party competition, and American public policy in the Great Depression pp. 41-94

Thomas Ferguson

Breaking with orthodoxy: the politics of economic policy responses to the Depression of the 1930s pp. 95-129

Peter Alexis Gourevitch

Protecting capital from itself: U.S. attempts to regulate the Eurocurrency system pp. 131-165

James P. Hawley

International stratification and Third World military industries pp. 167-197

Stephanie G. Neuman

The public choice view of international political economy pp. 199-223

Bruno Frey

Volume 37, issue 4, 1983

Industry, the state, and the new protectionism: textiles in Canada and France pp. 551-581

Rianne Mahon and Lynn Mytelka

European restructuring and import policies for a textile industry in crisis pp. 583-615

Michael B. Dolan

The unraveling of the Multi-Fiber Arrangement, 1981: an examination of international regime change pp. 617-645

Vinod K. Aggarwal

“Better living through chemistry”: the chemical industry in the world economy pp. 647-680

Thomas L. Ilgen

Economic liberation and regional cooperation in Southern Africa: SADCC and PTA pp. 681-711

Douglas G. Anglin

Structure, growth, and power: three rationalist accounts pp. 713-738

Ronald Rogowski

Volume 37, issue 3, 1983

The search for order in a disorderly world: worldviews and prescriptive decision paradigms pp. 373-413

Miriam Steiner

New development approaches and the adaptability of international agencies: the case of the World Bank pp. 415-439

William Ascher

Tariff protection in developed and developing countries: a cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis pp. 441-467

John A. C. Conybeare

Transgovernmental processes in the League of Nations pp. 469-493

Martin David Dubin

The eye of power: the politics of world modeling pp. 495-535

Richard K. Ashley

Volume 37, issue 2, 1983

Testing theories of regime change: hegemonic decline or surplus capacity? pp. 157-188

Peter F. Cowhey and Edward Long

Regime decay: conflict management and international organizations, 1945–1981 pp. 189-256

Ernst B. Haas

The issue cycle: conceptualizing long-term global political change pp. 257-279

John A. Vasquez and Richard W. Mansbach

Negotiation arithmetic: adding and subtracting issues and parties pp. 281-316

James K. Sebenius

Hegemony and the structure of international trade reassessed: a view from Arabia pp. 317-337

Fred H. Lawson

The convergence effect: challenge to parsimony pp. 339-358

Robert C. North and Matthew Willard

Transborder data flows and the developing countries pp. 359-371

Karl P. Sauvant

Volume 37, issue 1, 1983

Rising mass incomes as a condition of capitalist growth: implications for the world economy pp. 1-39

Hartmut Elsenhans

The new populism and the old: demands for a New International Economic Order and American agrarian protest pp. 41-72

Robert H. Johnson

Hegemonic stability theory and 19th century tariff levels in Europe pp. 73-91

Timothy J. McKeown

Capturing the mineral multinationals: advantage or disadvantage? pp. 93-119

Michael Shafer

East-South relations at UNCTAD: global political economy and the CMEA pp. 121-142

Robert M. Cutler

East European military expenditures in the 1970s: collective good or bargaining offer? pp. 143-155

William M. Reisinger