Three models of the future

Robert Gilpin

International Organization, 1975, vol. 29, issue 1, 37-60

Abstract: Edward Hallet Carr observed that “the science of economics presupposes a given political order, and cannot be profitably studied in isolation from politics.” Throughout history, the larger configurations of world politics and state interests have in large measure determined the framework of the international economy. Succeeding imperial and hegemonic powers have sought to organize and maintain the international economy in terms of their economic and security interests.

Date: 1975
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