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Making capitalism in China

You-tien Hsing

1998

European Union enlargement

Michael Schwarzinger, Martin Sajdik

2008

The world under pressure

Carl J. Dahlman

2011

The politics of Canadian-Japanese economic relations 1952-1983

Frank Langdon

1983

Doing business in Asia

Sanjyot P. Dunung

1995

Confronting capitalism

George N. Katsiaficas, Daniel Burton-Rose

2004

Latin America and the World Economy

Richard J. Salvucci

1996

Switzerland and the European Common Market

René Schwok

1991

On the edge of the global economy

Jacques Poot

2004

The New Inflation

W. David Slawson

1981

Bankrupting the Enemy

Edward S. Miller

2007

Japan Inc

Shōtarō Ishinomori

1988

Foreign intervention and China's industrial development, 1870-1911

Stephen C. Thomas

1984

Japan, China, and the growth of the Asian international economy, 1850-1949

Kaoru Sugihara

2005

Economic sanctions against a nuclear North Korea

Suk H. Kim, Semoon Chang

2007

Japanese Power Game

William J. Holstein

1990

1992, myths and realities

Evan Davis

1989

Europe and America in the 1990s

Peterson, John

1993

The developing countries and the world economic order

Lars Anell

1980

Eastern Europe and the USSR

Giles Merritt

1991

Asia and policymaking for the global economy

Kemal Derviş

2011

The Marshall Plan

Charles L. Mee

1984

Britain's trade and economic structure

Lynden Briscoe

1999

Korea's economic prospects

O. Yul Kwon, William Shepherd

2001

Japan's alliance politics and defence production

Neil Renwick

1995

Singapore, city-state in South-East Asia

Philippe Régnier

1991

China and Hong Kong

A. J. Youngson

1984

République impériale

Raymond Aron

1974

The Schuman plan and the British abdication of leadership in Europe

Dell, Edmund.

1995

Japan and a new world economic order

Kiyoshi Kojima

1977

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