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47/99: Global Governance and the Public Domain: Collective Goods in a'Post-Washington Consensus' Era

Nicola Phillips and Richard Higgott

46/99: Environmental Considerations in a New Multilateral Agricultural Negotiation, and Associated Developing Country Implications

John Whalley

45/99: Understanding the Welfare Implications of Preferential Trade Agreements

Ayhan Kose and Raymond Riezman

44/99: Can Bilateral Trade Agreements Help Induce Free Trade?

Raymond Riezman

43/99: Trade Shocks and Macroeconomic Fluctuations in Africa

Ayhan Kose and Raymond Riezman

42/99: Approaching the Global Polity

Morten Ougaard

41/99: Foreign direct investment and wage bargaining

Robin Naylor and Michele Santoni

40/99: Endogenous determination of trade regime and bargaining outcome

Robin Naylor

39/99: Localism in Thailand: a study of globalisation and its discontents

Kevin Hewison

38/99: Decentralisation, Globalisation and the "Creation" of Trans-National Economic Regions in the People’s Republic of China

Shaun Breslin

37/99: When and Why do Domestic Respondents Oppose AD Petitions

James Cassing and Ted To

36/99: Developing Countries in the Global Economy: A Forward Looking View

John Whalley

35/99: Sovereign Liquidity Crisis: The Strategic Case for a Payments Standstill

Marcus Miller and Lei Zhang

34/99: The Choice of Structural Model in Trade-Wages Decompositions

Lisandro Abrego and John Whalley

33/99: Capital Market Risk and the Dynamics of the Income Distribution

Martin Cripps

32/99: Globalisation, Adjustment and the Structural Transformation of African Economies?: The Role of International Financial Institutions

Howard Stein

31/99: Global Civil Society: Changing the World?

Jan Aart Scholte

30/99: Special and Differential Treatment in the Millennium Round

John Whalley

29/99: Justice Unbound? Globalisation, States and the Transformation of the Social Bond

Richard Devetak and Richard Higgott

28/99: Gradualism and Irreversibility

Ben Lockwood and Jonathan Thomas

27/99: Trade and Environment: Bargaining Outcomes from Linked Negotiations

Lisandro Abrego, Carlo Perroni, John Whalley and Randall Wigle

25/99: Building Poor Countries' Trade Capacity

John Whalley

24/99: Japanese Policy and the East Asian Currency Crisis: Abject Defeat or Quiet Victory?

Christopher W. Hughes

23/99: Globalization: Is There Anything to Fear?

Daniel Drache

22/99: The Limits of Global Liberalisation: Lessons from Asia and Latin America

Richard Higgott and Nicola Phillips

21/98: Miraculous or Mired? Contrasting Japanese and American Perspectives on Japan's Current Economic Problems

Simon Reich

20/98: Engendered Development in a Global Age?

Shirin Rai

19/98: Made in China?: The Growth of Chinese Trade

Shaun Breslin

18/98: What Theory? The Theory in Mad Money

Susan Strange

17/98: The US and ASEM: Why The Hegemon didn't Bark America

Davis B. Bobrow

16/98: Globalisation and the "Paradox of State Power": Perspective from Latin America

Nicola Phillips

15/98: Crises in Asia or Crisis of Globalisation?

Heribert Dieter

14/98: The WTO and Civil Society

Jan Aart Scholte, Robert O'Brien and Marc Williams

13/98: Textiles Beyond the MFA Phase-Out

Dean Spinanger

12/98: Outsourcing and Low-Skilled Workers in the UK

Bob Anderton and Paul Brenton

11/98: Financial Crisis in East Asia: Bank Runs, Asset Bubbles and Antidotes

Marcus Miller and Pongsak Luangaram

10/98: Distributive Politics and the Benefits of Decentralisation

Ben Lockwood

09/98: Free-Riding, Carbon Treaties and Trade Wars: the Role of Domestic Environmental Policies

Lisandro Abrego and Carlo Perroni

08/98: Globalization, Comparative Political Economy and the Economic Policies of the Blair Government

Wyn Grant

07/98: Dynamics and Discriminatory Import Policy

Ted To

06/98: Power Relations in the IMF: A Study of the Political Economy of A Priori Voting Power Using the Theory of Simple Games

Dennis Leech

05/98: Asset Bubbles, Domino Effects and 'Lifeboats': Elements of the East Asian Crisis

Hali Edison, Pongsak Luangaram and Marcus Miller

04/98: No Credit for Transition:Efficiency Wages, the Maastricht Treaty and German Unemployment

Edward Driffill and Marcus Miller

03/98: The Division and Size of Gains from Liberalization in Service Networks

Keshab Bhattarai and John Whalley

02/98: The Politics of Economic Crisis in East Asia: Some Longer Term Implications

Richard Higgott

01/98: Globalisation and Sites of Conflict: Towards Definition and Taxonomy

Richard Higgott and Simon Reich