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The Economics and Finance programme highlights European, American and global perspectives on traditional and contemporary visions and theories, along with path-setting explorations of key thinkers throughout history. Titles provide original, cogent and precise analysis of the development of today’s world. This programme includes a variety of book series.

Featured Titles

Clash of Globalizations By Kevin P. Gallagher

Judge Knot By Todd N. Tucker

Austria Supreme (if it so Wishes) (1684): 'A Strategy for European Economic Supremacy’ By Philipp von Hörnigk, Edited by Philipp Roessner, Translated by Keith Tribe

Joseph Stiglitz and the World Bank

Edited by Ha-Joon Chang

£19.99, $29.95 Paperback

January 2001

£70.00, $115.00 Hardback

January 2001

E-Book also available

Capital and Labour Redefined

By Amiya Kumar Bagchi

£18.99, $29.95 Paperback

June 2002

£50.00, $85.00 Hardback

June 2002

Challenges to the World Bank and IMF

Edited by Ariel Buira, Foreword by Dani Rodrik

£19.99, $29.95 Paperback

June 2003

E-Book also available

Rethinking Development Economics

Edited by Ha-Joon Chang

£24.95, $40.00 Paperback

June 2003

E-Book also available

Guide to What's Wrong with Economics

Edited by Edward Fullbrook

£90.00, $145.00 Paperback

December 2004

Promoting Income Security as a Right

Edited by Guy Standing

£24.99, $45.00 Paperback

January 2005

E-Book also available

Surviving Capitalism

By Erik Ringmar

£19.99, $29.95 Paperback

January 2005

£70.00, $115.00 Hardback

January 2005

E-Book also available

Real World Economics

Edited by Edward Fullbrook

£17.99, $29.95 Paperback

January 2007

£70.00, $115.00 Hardback

January 2007

E-Book also available

Why Europe Was First

By Erik Ringmar

£14.99, $28.99 Paperback

March 2007

E-Book also available

Struggling Giant

By Kerry Brown, Foreword by Jonathan Fenby

£12.99, $22.95 Paperback

June 2007

E-Book also available

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