International Organization

1947 - 2025

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Volume 34, issue 4, 1980

The political economy of information in a changing international economic order pp. 445-470

Rita Cruise O Brien and G. K. Helleiner

Interdependence and power: a conceptual analysis pp. 471-506

David A. Baldwin

Capitalism in one country? Switzerland in the international economy pp. 507-540

Peter J. Katzenstein

Technological self-reliance for Latin America: the OAS contribution pp. 541-570

Ernst B. Haas

Nigeria and the formation of ECOWAS pp. 571-604

Olatunde J. B. Ojo

Dependency theory: continuities and discontinuities in development studies pp. 605-628

James A. Caporaso

Restructuring the UN system pp. 629-639

R. Krishnamurti

Energy R&D: a comment pp. 641-643

Milton Klein

Energy R&D: a reply pp. 645-649

Davis B. Bobrow and Robert T. Kudrle

Volume 34, issue 3, 1980

International organization and the theory of property rights pp. 307-334

John A. C. Conybeare

Human nature and truth as world order issues pp. 335-353

Miriam Steiner

Management of industrial surplus capacity in the European Community pp. 355-376

Loukas Tsoukalis and António da Silva Ferreira

Antarctica: the last great land rush on earth pp. 377-403

M. J. Peterson

Issue area and foreign policy analysis pp. 405-427

William C. Potter

Measuring interdependence pp. 429-443

Mary Ann Tetreault

Volume 34, issue 2, 1980

Sources of change in Third World regimes for foreign direct investment, 1968–1976 pp. 177-206

David A. Jodice

Latin American trade negotiations with the United States pp. 207-228

John S. Odell

Self-reliance in theory and practice in Tanzanian trade relations pp. 229-264

Thomas J. Biersteker

The Economic and Social Committee in EEC decision making pp. 265-284

Juliet Lodge and Valentine Herman

A new food regime: necessary but impossible pp. 285-302

Helge Ole Bergesen

The failure of regime transformation: a reply pp. 303-305

Raymond F. Hopkins and Donald J. Puchala

Volume 34, issue 1, 1980

Towards a Marxist theory of European integration pp. 1-40

Peter Cocks

First World-Third World linkages: external relations and economic development pp. 41-63

Michael B. Dolan and Brian W. Tomlin

Foreign enterprise and forced divestment in LDCs pp. 65-88

Stephen J. Kobrin

Access to society: a neglected dimension of power pp. 89-120

Barbara G. Haskel

Small states as aid donors pp. 121-137

J. Stephen Hoadley

The UN system and its quixotic quest for coordination pp. 139-148

Robert I. McLaren

Labor and hegemony: a critique pp. 149-158

William A. Douglas and Roy S. Godson

Labor and hegemony: a reply pp. 159-176

Robert W. Cox

Volume 33, issue 4, 1979

An economic theory of mutually advantageous issue linkages in international negotiations pp. 425-449

Robert Tollison and Thomas D. Willett

Washington and Bonn: dimensions of change in bilateral relations pp. 451-480

Paul M. Johnson

Concorde—bird of harmony or political albatross: an examination in the context of British foreign policy pp. 481-508

Annabelle May

The United Nations Development Program: follow-up investment and procurement benefits pp. 509-524

Kenneth D. Auerbach and Yoshinobu Yonekawa

U.S. black newspaper coverage of the UN and U.S. white coverage, 1948–1975 pp. 525-539

Keith S. Petersen

Nuclear proliferation: linkages and solutions pp. 541-566

George H. Quester

The logic of deterrence in theory and practice pp. 567-579

Leon V. Sigal

Conflict and cooperation in OPEC: some additional economic considerations pp. 581-587

Thomas D. Willett

Volume 33, issue 3, 1979

The management of surplus capacity: or how does theory stand up to protectionism 1970s style? pp. 303-334

Susan Strange

Implementation of the European Community's Common Agricultural Policy: expectations, fears, failures pp. 335-363

Werner J. Feld

Socialization of permanent representatives in the United Nations: some evidence pp. 365-390

Richard Peck

Chinese policy toward the Third World and the superpowers in the UN General Assembly 1971–1977: a voting analysis pp. 391-403

Trong R. Chai

Bounded morality: justice and the state in world politics pp. 405-424

Charles R. Beitz

Volume 33, issue 2, 1979

Energy R&D: in tepid pursuit of collective goods pp. 149-175

Davis B. Bobrow and Robert T. Kudrle

Transnational corporations and the political economy of export promotion: the case of the Mexican automobile industry pp. 177-201

Douglas Bennett and Kenneth E. Sharpe

The expansion of West German capital and the founding of Euratom pp. 203-228

Christian Deubner

Negotiation as quasi–budgeting: the salmon catch negotiations between two world fishery powers pp. 229-256

Takashi Inoguchi and Nobuharu Miyatake

Ideologies and the New International Economic Order: reflections on some recent literature pp. 257-302

Robert W. Cox

Volume 33, issue 1, 1979

The political consequences of the product cycle: industrial history and political outcomes pp. 1-34

James R. Kurth

Surrogate international organization and the case of world food security, 1949–1969 pp. 35-55

Jon McLin

The U.S. and the emergence of flexible exchange rates: an analysis of foreign policy change pp. 57-81

John S. Odell

National political support for regional integration: the Andean Pact pp. 83-104

Elizabeth G. Ferris

Intervention analysis of political disturbances, market shocks, and policy initiatives in international commodity markets pp. 105-118

Karen A. Mingst and Robert E. Stauffer

From integration to interdependence: gains, losses, and continuing gaps pp. 119-147

Henry R. Nau