International Organization

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Volume 32, issue 4, 1978

The second image reversed: the international sources of domestic politics pp. 881-912

Peter Gourevitch

The marginal utility of income transfers to the Third World pp. 913-928

Bruce Russett

The international energy agency: state influence and transgovernmental politics pp. 929-951

Robert O. Keohane

Integration and development in the Commonwealth Caribbean: the politics of regional negotiations pp. 953-973

W. Andrew Axline

Negotiating a treaty on environmental modification warfare: the convention on environmental warfare and its impact upon arms control negotiations pp. 975-991

Lawrence Juda

Restructuring the United Nations system: institutional reform efforts in the context of North-South relations pp. 993-1018

Ronald I. Meltzer

On concealed dimensions of Third World involvement in international economic organizations pp. 1019-1035

Anthony D. Moulton

Attitudes of diplomats at the United Nations: the effects of organizational participation on the evaluation of the organization pp. 1037-1044

Manfred Ernst

Integrated television in Europe: a note on the EUROVISION network pp. 1045-1050

Konrad M. Kressley

Volume 32, issue 3, 1978

Perspectives on the international relations of food pp. 581-616

Raymond F. Hopkins and Donald J. Puchala

United States food policy 1972–1976: reconciling domestic and international objectives pp. 617-653

I. M. Destler

Shifting and sharing adjustment burdens: the role of the industrial food importing nations pp. 655-677

Robert L. Paarlberg

The politics of food scarcities in developing countries pp. 679-719

Norman K. Nicholson and John D. Esseks

Food markets and their regulation pp. 721-743

Gary L. Seevers

World hunger: a structural approach pp. 745-774

Cheryl Christensen

The diplomacy of world food: goals, capabilities, issues and arenas pp. 775-809

Henry R. Nau

Institutional dimensions of the malnutrition problem pp. 811-836

James E. Austin

World food institutions: a “liberal” view pp. 837-854

D. Johnson

Toward innovation in the global food regime pp. 855-868

Donald J. Puchala and Raymond F. Hopkins

Volume 32, issue 2, 1978

Interdependence and the Italian Communists pp. 301-349

Robert D. Putnam

The development of expropriation insurance: the role of corporate preferences and state initiatives pp. 351-375

Charles Lipson

Conflict and cooperation in OPEC: prospects for the next decade pp. 377-399

Paul Jabber

Regionalism in Latin America: prospects for the Latin American Economic System (SELA) pp. 401-423

Robert D. Bond

Toward a ‘working peace system’ in Asia: organizational growth and state participation in Asian regionalism pp. 425-462

James N. Schubert

National attributes associated with multilateral and US bilateral aid to Latin America: 1960–1971 pp. 463-475

Edward Thomas Rowe

Multinational staffing and organizational functioning in the Commission of the European Communities pp. 477-496

Hans J. Michelmann

International political economy and the international monetary system pp. 497-512

David A. Baldwin

A new international politics? Diplomacy in complex interdependence pp. 513-530

Kal J. Holsti

The World Order Models Project and its Critics: A Reply pp. 531-545

Richard Falk

Community formation within ASEAN pp. 569-575

H. Monte Hill

Volume 32, issue 1, 1978

Introduction to the special issue of International Organization on dependence and dependency in the global system pp. 1-12

James A. Caporaso

Dependence, dependency, and power in the global system: a structural and behavioral analysis pp. 13-43

James A. Caporaso

Beyond asymmetry: critical notes on myself as a young man and on some other old friends pp. 45-50

Albert Hirschman

Dependence and dependencia theory: notes toward precision of concept and argument pp. 51-78

Raymond D. Duvall

Multinational corporations and dependency: a dialogue for dependentistas and non-dependentistas pp. 79-100

Theodore Moran

Technological dependence in the Andean group pp. 101-139

Lynn Mytelka

Asymmetrical bargaining in the conference on security and cooperation in Europe pp. 141-177

P. Terrence Hopmann

Economic dependency in black Africa: an analysis of competing theories pp. 179-235

Patrick J. McGowan and Dale L. Smith

Drug firms and dependency in Mexico: the case of the steroid hormone industry pp. 237-286

Gary Gereffi

A funny thing happened on the way to the market: thoughts on extending dependency ideas pp. 287-300

Richard R. Fagen

Volume 31, issue 4, 1977

Introduction: domestic and international forces and strategies of foreign economic policy pp. 587-606

Peter J. Katzenstein

The politics of productivity: foundations of American international economic policy after World War II pp. 607-633

Charles S. Maier

US commercial and monetary policy: unravelling the paradox of external strength and internal weakness pp. 635-671

Stephen D. Krasner

Britain: the politics of foreign economic policy, the domestic economy, and the problem of pluralistic stagnation pp. 673-721

Stephen Blank

Japanese foreign economic policy: the domestic bases for international behavior pp. 723-774

T.J. Pempel

West Germany: the dynamics of expansion pp. 775-808

Michael Kreile

Italy: dependence and political fragmentation pp. 809-838

Alan R. Posner

The French state in the international economy pp. 839-877

John Zysman

Conclusion: domestic structures and strategies of foreign economic policy pp. 879-920

Peter J. Katzenstein

Volume 31, issue 3, 1977

Labor and hegemony pp. 385-424

Robert W. Cox

Whither interdependence? pp. 425-471

R. Rosecrance, A. Alexandroff, W. Koehler, J. Kroll, S. Laqueur and J. Stocker

National science policy coordination in the European Community pp. 473-496

Ronald Brickman

The effect of interparliamentary meetings on the foreign policy attitudes of United States Congressmen pp. 497-513

David A. Karns

One small step for functionalism: UN participation and Congressional attitude change pp. 515-539

Robert E. Riggs

Evaluating the impact of international organizations pp. 541-563

Francis W. Hoole

War and other problems in the global system pp. 565-578

J. David Singer

Alternative pasts: a study of weighted voting at the United Nations pp. 579-586

Hanna Newcombe, Christopher Young and Elia Sinaiko

Volume 31, issue 2, 1977

Introduction pp. 151-158

Edward Miles

The structure and effects of the decision process in the Seabed Committee and the Third United Nations Conference on The Law of the Sea1 pp. 159-234

Anonymous

Transitions in the management and distribution of international fisheries pp. 235-265

Francis T. Christy

Who goes where, when, and how: international Law of the Sea for transportation pp. 267-289

William T. Burke

The marine environment and ocean shipping: some implications for a new Law of the Sea pp. 291-311

Bernhard J. Abrahamsson

The implications of alternative solutions for regulating the exploitation of seabed minerals pp. 313-342

Michael Hardy

The International Seabed Resources Agency negotiations and the New International Economic Order pp. 343-384

Robert L. Friedheim and William J. Durch

Volume 31, issue 1, 1977

Changing configurations of power in North-South Relations since 1945 pp. 1-27

Tony Smith

A methodology for design research on interdependence alternatives pp. 29-63

Hayward R. Alker

Research on research revisited: another half decade of quantitative and field research on international organizations pp. 65-82

William J. Dixon

Underdevelopment, dependence, and integration: the politics of regionalism in the Third World pp. 83-105

W. Andrew Axline

Governing the world's money: don't just do something; stand there! pp. 107-127

Robert W. Russell

The greening of the globe: a preliminary appraisal of the World Order Models Project: (WOMP) pp. 129-147

Tom J. Farer