Research Catalog

Title

Politics in an interdependent world : essays presented to Ghiţa Ionescu / edited by Geraint Parry.

Publication

Aldershot, Hants, England ; Brookfield, Vt., USA : E. Elgar, ©1994.

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Additional Authors

Parry, Geraint.

Description

xvii, 181 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

Summary

• Politics in an Interdependent World addresses the emergence of interdependence as the central distinguishing feature of global political relations. The modern world is so interconnected that the old divisions between domestic and international politics are no longer sustainable. Even the strongest states appear to have lost some of their autonomy.
• This important volume features a series of essays written by an internationally acclaimed group of political scientists, anthropologists, historians and political advisers whose views range from those who enthusiastically welcome the move to interdependence to more sceptical voices. They question whether we are heralding 'one world politics' or 'a world in pieces'.
• Inspired by the work of Ghita Ionescu, this volume addresses issues concerned with global and transnational institutions, international finance, democracy and federalism, ethnicity and the failure of Marxism. As one of the first books to address directly the political implications of increasing interdependence, this volume will be welcomed by students and researchers of international relations, political economy and the European Community.

Subject

• 1945-1989
• Internationalism
• International organization
• International relations
• World politics > 1945-1989
• internationalism
• international relations
• International organization
• International relations
• Internationalism
• World politics
• Internationale Politik
• Aufsatzsammlung

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Foreword: a tribute to Ghita Ionescu by S.E. Finer -- 1. Political life in an interdependent world / Geraint Parry -- 2. Global government and global opposition / Susan Strange -- 3. Can politics cope?: the scientific and technological basis of interdependence / Roger Williams -- 4. World markets and institutional uniformity / Ronald Dore -- 5. Global interdependence and the study of modern world history / Michael Biddiss -- 6. From the Maastricht Treaty to the enlargement of the Community / Emile Noel -- 7. The syndrome of democratic deficit in the European Community / Karlheinz Neunreither -- 8. Interdependence, democracy and federalism / John Pinder -- 9. Approaches to a theory of the transformation to democracy and market society / Klaus von Beyme -- 10. Democracy and the new ethnicity / Benjamin R. Barber -- 11. Politics and religion, secular or other / Ernest Gellner.

ISBN

• 1852787376
• 9781852787370

LCCN

93042473

OCLC

• ocm29478126
• 29478126
• SCSB-2023862

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library