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Women, bargaining and change in seven structures of world political economy.

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Allen, Michael

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TextPublication details: 1999Action note:

11/9/00 JOY_D

Summary: Posits a framework of analysis through which International Political Economy (IPE), feminist, international-legal/institutional, peace and other critical discourses could intersect. Suggests that world political economy be conceived of in terms of seven intersecting, dynamic structures in which some common historical processes unfold; these include bargaining and rivalry, realist self-interest and morally enlightened action.

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Posits a framework of analysis through which International Political Economy (IPE), feminist, international-legal/institutional, peace and other critical discourses could intersect. Suggests that world political economy be conceived of in terms of seven intersecting, dynamic structures in which some common historical processes unfold; these include bargaining and rivalry, realist self-interest and morally enlightened action.

11/9/00 JOY_D

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