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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Economic Interdependence"”.
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Exit Stage Market: Market Structure, Interstate Economic Interdependence and Conflict
… of the model and its predictions regarding how interdependence influences conflict follows using large-n statistical methods. The results provide support for the fundamental predictions of the model.
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Economic interdependence of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan through oil and labor
… fluctuations and oil revenues on the main macroeconomic variables in oil based labor importing economies and labor exporting economies, represented by Saudi Arabia and Pakistan respectively. Numerous academic studies have addressed the issue of workers' remittances and oil price fluctuations. …
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Trade and Spatial Economic Interdependence: U.S. Interregional Trade and Regional Economic Structure
… trade within a country. Each region’s economic structural changes and new spatial organization of production generated by the fragmented production process made possible by an open economy with significantly lower transportation costs have resulted in complex and changing patterns of …
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Cross-strait economic ties, Taiwan's domestic politics, and China-Taiwan relations, 1990 - 2008
… dissertation examines the relationship between economic interdependence and peace, an important research topic in the field of international relations, by conducting a case study of China-Taiwan relations. The key question addressed in the dissertation is whether and how the growth of …
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Tarpusavio priklausomybės tendencijų įtaka karinei agresijai: Rusijos-Gruzijos ir Rusijos-Ukrainos konfliktų lyginamoji analizė /
… this bachelor thesis evolves around complex and economic interdependence between two countries and its influence on diadic conflicts. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the interdependence ties between Russia-Georgia, Russia-Ukraine, Georgia-European Union, and Ukraine-European Union, and to …
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THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA ENERGY DIPLOMACY: THE CASE OF LEBANON 2012-2022
… examination of the evolving geopolitical and geoeconomic dynamics resulting from maritime boundary disputes, regional tensions, and Lebanon’s energy potential.<br/>While energy discoveries in the EMS region present significant opportunities, Lebanon faces challenges in unlocking its full …
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Macroeconomic Indicators of Working Class Voter Abstention in US Presidential Elections, 1948-2004
… the causal relationship between the strategic economic interdependence advanced by Western democracies after WWII and the "puzzle of participation" in US presidential elections. More specifically, I seek to illustrate first how economic convergence within the West and then the transition from …
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ΕΡΓΑΣΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΗ ΣΥΓΚΡΟΤΗΣΗ ΣΤΗΝ ΚΡΙΤΙΚΗ ΤΗΣ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗΣ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΑΣ
… THEORY OF VALUE IS PRESENTED AS A THEORY OF ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE FOUNDING THE CONTRADICTORY COHESIONOF BOURGEOIS SOCIETY. LEGAL AND POLITICAL DIMENSIONS OF MARX'S CONCEPT OF LABOUR, ARE GIVEN EMPHASIS. AFTER THIS THE FORMAL AND REAL SUBSUMPTION OF LABOUR TOCAPITAL CATEGORIES AND THE …
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Trade in Shadow ASEAN-China Trade Relations amidst South China Sea Conflicts
… and elevates security considerations above economic rationality (Mearsheimer, 2001; Waltz, 1979). Unresolved territorial disputes, from this perspective, should generate uncertainty and ultimately suppress trade. Liberal and institutionalist traditions, by contrast, suggest economic …
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Factors influencing China's behaviour in the South China Sea
… between peace and such factors as democracy and economic interdependence using statistical models. In addition, one faction of the liberal school emphasises the effectiveness of institutions which supposedly impose constraints on a state through international rules and agreements. However, …
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Germany, the European Union, and the Euro: the primacy of politics in treasure
… This quasi depression has highlighted the economic interdependence of the Eurozone member states and has exposed the fundamental weakness of the lack of a political union between members to coordinate a timely fiscal response. This thesis examines why the Federal Republic of Germany became …
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Easing the Arctic tension an economic solution
… peace. Research suggests that nations linked by economic interdependence are less apt to engage in conflict with each other. Nations seeking foreign direct investment will be less likely to initiate conflict, as this would diminish the potential for attracting foreign capital. Russia's economy is …
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Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power
What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …
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Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power
What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …
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Building A Military Security Cooperation Regime in Northeast Asia: Feasibility and Design
… of existing security arrangements; regional economic interdependence with spill over security cooperation; transnational threats as a set of commonly perceived threats; and support of key actors for a new security regime.
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Quiltmaking and Social Order in the Tennessee Delta in the Middle 20th Century
… and the breakdown of cross-racial-group economic interdependence as labor-intensive agriculture ended. Quiltmaking might have disappeared as small-farm households shifted in the 1950s and 1960s to a more urban consumer-oriented lifestyle by choice and necessity. However, it survived …
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An American rhetoric of globalism: peace through international economic cooperation in the World War II era
… a postwar peace that would depend on individual economic security and global economic interdependence. In a time of radical contingency, globalism emerged as an inventive alternative both to the predominant isolationism that preceded the war and to the Cold War logic that would soon replace it. …
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THE NEW POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
… the alleged retreat of the liberal international economic order. Findings highlight a recent departure from Brussels’ traditional neoliberal stance, largely driven by a shift towards a ‘more realist’ understanding of economic interdependence. Second, the dissertation tackles the recent …
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Reforming The Cold War State: Economic Thought, Internationalization, And The Politics Of Soviet Reform, 1955-1985.
… by Stalin to Khrushchev’s “peaceful socioeconomic competition of the two systems,” economics began to tackle the challenge of transforming the Soviet economy from one focused on mobilization and production to one that could deliver well-being and abundance. Soviet economics changed from a …
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Averting Dyadic Conflict: The Role Of International Political Economy
… the potential pacifying effect of dyadic economic interactions on international conflict. Research literature on the role of economic ties and conflict is complex and there are opposing findings. This study dives into this problem and brings new evidence to bear on this lasting debate. I …
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