INDEPENDENCE FROM AMERICA: GLOBAL INTEGRATION AND INEQUALITY

INDEPENDENCE FROM AMERICA: GLOBAL INTEGRATION AND INEQUALITY

by JON V. KOFAS

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"Jon Kofas offers a comprehensive study of "global integration" after the Second World War. Globalization is perceived to be essentially the process of world economic integration in which the United States has played the key role but in which interests of most Third World countries have been sacrificed. This study's original contribution lies in the author's contention that there have been two "models" of globalization: the US led "patron-client model" and the EU initiated "interdependent integral model". It will be of particular interest to those studying and researching in the fields of international political economy, foreign policy, development politics and political theory."--Jacket.

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