Intereconomics – Review of European Economic Policy (1966 - 1988)

1966 - 1988

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Reports on gloomy days pp. 209-210: Otto G. Mayer
Decision-making problems of the council of agriculture ministers pp. 211-215: Ulrich Koester
The relationship between CMEA and EC pp. 216-221: Gottfried Zieger
Trans-frontier capital links between socialist enterprises pp. 222-226: Peter Lorenz
The failure of economism in western and eastern integration policy pp. 227-235: Alfred Schüller
Less scope for foreign trade pp. 236-240: Dietrich Kebschull
The effects of development aid on exports pp. 242-245: Helge E. Grundmann
Dependencies and interdependencies: A theoretical comment pp. 246-250: Wolfgang Bärtschi
Investing in developing countries — Chances, hazards, facts pp. 251-254: Dietmar Petersen
Germany’s trade with Latin America pp. 255-257: Bernhard Klinner

Summit pragmatism pp. 157-158: Manfred Holthus
Disagreement without end? Third UN conference on the law of the sea pp. 159-163: Axel Borrmann
Some basic US conditions for a law of the sea treaty pp. 164-168: W. J. Feuerlein
On the crisis of the “liberalization policy” in the economics of interdependence pp. 169-173: Detlef Lorenz
Problems of integration theory in relation to the developing countries pp. 174-178: Sefik Alp Bahadir
Why not stop transfer of technology? pp. 179-183: Jean-Max Baumer
The prospects for tripartite cooperation pp. 184-187: Leon Zurawicki
China’s economic policy on a new course pp. 188-193: Wolfgang Borchardt and Ulrich Dietsch
Why economic sanctions always fail — the case of Rhodesia pp. 194-199: Rolf Hasse
Workers’ participation in management in the EC countries pp. 200-204: Hildegard Waschke

Dollar stability and international recovery pp. 101-102: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The CMEA attitude to a New Economic Order pp. 103-108: Peter Knirsch
Effects of the state trade countries upon the commodity markets pp. 109-114: Dietrich Kebschull
Bilateral agricultural and commodity agreements—protectionism made to measure pp. 115-122: Richard Senti
Protectionism in EC-US trade relations pp. 123-127: G. Schachter and R. Tryon
World economic policy—what’s it all about pp. 128-131: Emil Küng
The basic ideas and prospects pp. 132-135: Diana Winkler and Mathias Lefeldt
The Japanese economy and its problems pp. 136-139: Toshihiko Yoshino
The relevance of economic issues at the Belgrade conference pp. 140-146: Bettina S. Hass-Hürni

Towards the old order? pp. 53-54: Otto G. Mayer
Issues for the international community 1978 pp. 55-60: Gamani Corea
The negotiations on a common fund pp. 60-64: Konrad Seitz
Public debt relief for developing countries pp. 65-67: Horst H. Gebauer
Demographic implications of autocentric development pp. 68-72: Hans-Jürgen Harborth
Chances and risks of supranational integration pp. 72-76: Friedhelm Hengsbach
Japan’s imports of technology pp. 77-81: Jan Winiecki
Currency risk cover — an enquiry among German firms pp. 82-87: Dieter Gehrmann, Hans-Eckart Scharrer and Wolfgang Wetter
The export oriented development strategy in Brazil pp. 88-93: Helga Hoffmann
Some current topics of labour migration in Europe pp. 94-97: Heinz Werner

Too much money for development? pp. 261-262: Dietrich Kebschull
An EC-framework for scientific research and technological innovation pp. 263-266: Guido Brunner
Problems of monetary integration in Europe pp. 267-272: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
The renegotiation of the lomé convention: Experiences and demands pp. 273-278: Rolf Hasse and Robert Weitz
The role of science and technology in the new international order pp. 279-286: Volker Rittberger
The trade with developing countries: Its potentialities and limitations pp. 287-290: Jörg Beyfuss
The Federal Republic in the North-South dialogue: Some longerterm projections pp. 291-295: Lothar Hübl and Klaus-Peter Möller
American economic relations with the Federal Republic of Germany and with Japan pp. 296-302: Martin Bronfenbrenner
The comparative performance of UK manufacturing in perspective pp. 303-305: J. Stuart Wabe
The decline of self-employment in industrial countries pp. 306-308: Heinz Salowsky

Perils of the dollar weakness pp. 1-2: Klaus Kwasniewski
Proposal for an EC exchange-rate scheme pp. 3-6: Hans-Eckart Scharrer
Managing floating exchange rates pp. 6-9: Benjamin J. Cohen
Uses and limits of monetary mechanisms in the EC pp. 9-11: François-Xavier Ortoli
The reconstitution of SDRs: Procedure and proposal for modification pp. 12-17: Rolf M. Jeker
Control of international capital movements pp. 18-23: Horst Werner
Food — The ultimate weapon? pp. 24-28: Jimmye S. Hillman
How helpful is compensatory financing? pp. 29-34: Marie Hulsman-Vejsová
Relaxing the limits to growth pp. 34-37: André Dam
The long road to regional cooperation pp. 38-43: Rolf Hanisch
Myth and reality of the soviet gold policy pp. 44-48: Siegfried G. Schoppe