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Subject: Ency of International Political Economy - Barry Jones (ed)
Dear contributors and potential contributors
I am the editor at Routledge responsible for the Ency of International
Politcal Economy. I writing to invite you to contribute to this
project, particularly as you contributed to the Ency of Political
Economy which is due for publication in February 1999.
I have set out below the current list of unassigned entries.I would
appreciate it if you could let me know whether you are interested in
writing any of these entries or if you know of colleagues or
postgraduate students who would be interested in contributing to the
project.
I have also included some information about the project, so please
forward this e-mail to colleagues and postgraduate students.
Routledge offer 30 pounds per 1000 words (or US dollar equivalent) or
one and half times the value in Books. Also, all Routledge
contributors/authors are entitled to a 30% discount on all Routledge
books. The deadline for entry submission is mid-March 1999.
I look forward to hearing from you very soon.
Best wishes
Mina Gera-Price
Development Editor, Subject Reference
Routledge Publishers
11 New Fetter Lane
London EC4P 4EE
Phone: 0171 842 2120
Fax: 0171 842 2300
mgera-price@routledge.co.uk
THE UNASSIGNED LIST AND RATIONALE:
The rapid development of the sub-discipline of International Political
Economy has stimulated a proliferation of perspectives, concepts and
findings that feature prominently within the curricula of the many
social science departments world-wide. Such diversity, however,
confronts teachers, researchers and students with considerable
difficulties of access, control and comprehension.
Powerful arguments now exist on both the demand and supply side of
contemporary International Political Economy for a project that can
draw the sub-discipline together to produce an encyclopedia that will
(a) prove an essential resource for teaching and (b) provide highly
differentiated conceptual and contextual information through which a
variety of users can choose their own paths.
Entries Length
Absolutist states 350
accelerator, principle 300
acquisitions 400
agribusiness 500
Alvey Committee (UK) 100
American National Standards Institute T1 Committee 100
Annecy Round (GATT) 150
Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development 100
armed forces 650
Arrow, Kenneth 500
ASEAN Free Trade Area 250
Association of Iron Ore Exporting Countries 50
atomism
50
authoritarian states 950
automaticity 50
Bandung Conference 100
bargaining and project assessment 100
bargaining, state-firm 600
Bauer, Peter 500
beggar-my-neighbour policy 300
behavioural economics (theory of the firm) 1500
benign neglect 200 Black
Cartel Case (Japan) 50
black economy 400
black markets 250
Bonapartism 250
boomerang effect, of foreign direct investments 50
Boulding, Kenneth 500
Brandt,(Willy), Report 300
buffer stocks 150
bullionism 150
bureaucracy 1500
Cambridge School 750
capital markets 2000
capital, controls on 1000
Cartesian economics 500
Central African Customs and Economic Union (CACEU) 100
CFA - Communauté Financière Africaine 100
change: progressive 500
change: regressive 500
Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States 300
CIPEC - Conseil Intergouvernemental des Pays 100
circulationism 250
class, service 250
class, taxonomic problems of 350
Clausewitz, Carl von 1500
clearing 300
Clearing Bank Association 100
co-operation, under orthodox IPE theory 300
Cobweb Theorem 300
coercion 900
commercial policy 600
commodities 850
commodity concentration, of exports 500
common fate 500
Common Fund 250
common markets 600
Compagnie Francaise d' Assurance pour le 50
competition, and government policy 750
competition, between local and foreign industries 400
competition, economic (role of)] 500
Conference on International Economic Cooperation 250
consumption 50
coordination 300
Corn Laws 300
cost-plus pricing 100
critical realism 600
Cross of Gold 500
cultural determinism 100
cumulative causation 300
debt default 250
debt management 950
deflation, policies of 300
demographic transition 2000
dependence 3000
detente 150
determinism, methodological 750
development zones 500
Dillon Round 250
diplomacy 500
dirigisme 750
diseconomies of scale 500
disengagement 1500
disequilibrium 300
disorganised capitalism 1500
disproportionality, law of 500
diversification 300
dollar (David) index 300
domestic Resource Cost 300
dualism 300
duopsony 50
Duplicate?: non-alignment (already entry on NAM) 500
duties 50
E-Money 1000
East African Economic Community 300
East Asian Economic Caucus (EAEC) 250
economic leadership 1000
economic regions 800
economic sphere of influence 1000
egalitarianism 1000
Eichner, Alfred S. 500
embedded financial orthodoxy 300
embedded Statism 1500
Empire, British 1500
energy 250
equality 3000
equalization of returns, to factors of production 500
equities 100
Esprit Programme, EC 300
Euro-dollar 500
Eurocentric 100
Eurogiro 100
European Programme for Informatics 100
European Technical Standards Institute (ETSI) 100
Export Credit and Guarantees 300
export of capital 200
Export-Import Bank, USA 50
factor endowments 700
factor price equalization 500
fair trade 1500
Federal Reserve and monetary system 100
finance and information technology 1000
finance capital 3000
financial centres 100
financial instruments 300
financial integration 1000
financial panics and crises 500
First World 250
Fordism: developmental model 300
Foreign Assistance Act (USA) 100
foreign debt 600
foreign exchange gap 150
Fourth World 250
free-trade imperialism 650
Friedman, Milton 300
futures 150
Galbraith, J.K. 750
Galtung, Johan 750
Gandhi 250
gearing 100
General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) 100
General Agreement to Borrow 100
General Arrangements to Borrow (GAB) under the 100
Geneva Rounds (GATT) 150
geo-strategic regions 1500
geographical concentration, of exports 300
Golden Triangle' - European 1500
green movement 300
Group of 77 250
growth poles 350
Gulf War (1991-2) 500
Harrod-Domar Growth Model 200
Havana Charter 150
headquarters effect 250
hegemony, U.S. 1000
hegemony: transition 500
Herstatt Risk 200
heuristic models 500
Hickenlooper Amendment (USA) 100
Hilferding, Rudolf 1500
historical costs 50
Historical School, German 750
historicism 1000
Hobsbawm, Eric 500
Hobson, J.A. 3000
holism 500
ideal types 500
imperial rivalry 250
import deposits 50
incorporation 400
indebted industrialization 500
individualism, methodological 700
industrial democracy 300
industrial organization theory 150
industrialization 750
informal economy 650
informatics 150
instrumentalism 200
integration 750
Inter-Bank On-Line System (IBOS) 100
interdependence, moral 100
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEE) 100
International Bauxite Association 100
International Business Machines (IBM) 100
International Clearing Union 50
International Coffee Agreement 100
International Fund for Agricultural Development 150
international politics 1150
international relations 650
international security (in addition to `security') 200
International Telephone and Telegraphy Company 300
international trade cycles 300
internationalization 1350
interstate system 600
investment 3500
investment banks 100
invisible balance 50
inward-looking development 150
ISIC: International Standard Industrial 100
Islamic Development Bank 100
Islamic economic practices 300
Jamaica Conference - IMF (1976) 200
Japanese Telecommunication Technology 150
Justice 2000
Kaldor, Nicholas 250
Korean War 500
Kuwait Fund 50
labour aristocracy 250
Labour mobility 150
Labourism 350
land reform 600
law, economic - role of 1100
Left Corporatist model 500
legitimacy crisis 500
Lend-lease 250
Leontief Paradox 500
Leverage 300
Liberal triumphalism 350
Liquidity 1000
loans, and the debt crisis 500
local-global nexus 100
Lomé Conventions 1100
London Inter-bank Offer Rate (LIBOR) 250
Long-run 300
Maintenance policy 300
Malthus, Thomas Robert (1766-1834) 1500
Manchester School 100
market power 700
Marxian economics 6000
merchandise trade 50
Merchant Banks 200
Meta-theory 350
Metropoles 500
microeconomic policies 1000
Minimalism (political) 50
Mode of Regulation 500
monetary policies 600
Money illusion 100
Morgenstern, Oscar 350
Multiplier, principle 300
nation-state 2000
National Debt 500
national security (in addition to international security 200
National Security State 350
national treatment 300
Nationalisation 100
nationalism 2000
natural resource ventures 50
Nebuleuse 700
neo-Ricardian theory - neo-classical 350
Neo-Ricaridian theory - post-Sraffian 500
neo-statism 250
new constitutionalism 1000
New Medievalism 1500
Nichibei economy 250
non-factor services 150
Offshore headquarters 350
offshore production 1700
Ontology, issues of 1000
Orderly Marketing Agreements (OMA) 350
Overproduction 350
Overstretch theory of the state (Kennedy) 1500
Overvaluation, of currencies 200
parallel markets 150
parish relief, abolition of 350
Pax Americana 750
Perfect information 200
Permanent Arms Economy 1000
petrochemical industry 300
pluralism, economic 250
Portfolio investments 500
positional goods 250
primary market 100
Product-market restrictions 150
profit maximisation 300
profit remittance policies 100
protection costs 200
Public sector 200
quality of life 100
quotas 700
Rational Expectations 2000
Rationalism 1500
realism 2000
realist philosophy 600
Revealed Comparative Advantage 300
Ricardo, David 3000
rules of international systems 500
Rybczynski Theorem 800
Schuman Plan 350
second best, theory of 300
second world 250
Secondary Markets 200
sectoral protectionism 500
Security: politico-military 500
Seers, Dudley 250
self help 250
Sen, Amartya 1000
Services Trade 500
Shadow Industries 150
shadow prices 500
Short-run 200
Simon, Herbert A. 350
Singer, Hans 250
skills 500
small country assumption 200
social democracy 2000
Social Democratic Parties 1000
social organization of production 200
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial 100
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial 100
Soft currency 100
specialization, benefits or costs 500
Specie points 100
Stabilisers 200
standard international trade classification (SITC) 150
State socialism 1500
Statism 3000
stock markets 100
Stockholm Convention 50
Strategic Defence Initiative (SDI) 600
Strategic partnership 1500
structural change 1900
structural imperialism 1000
Structural violence 2000
subsidies 3500
subsistence wages 500
Super 301 150
super-accumulation 500
surplus profits 600
Swaps 100
Tax holidays 100
tax policy 900
Teletype 50
Telex 50
territorial production complexes 600
thrifts 300
Tipa-Net 100
tobacco industry 200
Torquay Round (GATT) 150
totalitarianism 250
trade and aid provision 150
trade regimes 100
trade, inter-firm and intra-firm 1000 T
rans-Atlantic Free Trade Area (TAFTA) 100
Trans-shipment 200
Transformation curve 200
transformation economies 200
transition theorists 200
Transmitted effects 500
Transnationally Integrated Production 300
Triad 1500
trickle-down 800
Triffin dilemma 350
trilateralism 500
Tripartite Monetary Agreement (1936) 400
Underconsumption 750
Undervaluation, of currencies 50
underwriting 400
unemployment, natural rate of 300
United Nations Centre on Transnational 50
Universal Postal Union (UPU) 100
Urban bias 350
Veblen, Thorstein 2000
Visible balance 50
volatility 100
wages 1100
Washington Agreement (1945) 100
wealth 600
welfare capitalism 1100
West African Franc Zone 300
Western European Economy 500
Witteveen Facility 50
World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC) 150
world classes 200
world economy 300
world market 400
world order 600
world order models 500
world powers 200
World Radiocommunication Conference 50
Yom Kippur War 300