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In spite of all protestations and exhortations it is a fact that trade liberalization, the modern version of free trade, is caught in a crisis. Professor Detlef Lorenz is here analysing the causes of this crisis and suggesting alternatives for a future liberalization policy.
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Once one of the world's most important energy producers, Russia is increasingly incapable of maintaining energy …
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The political changes in eastern Europe have opened up new opportunities for trade among the countries surrounding the Black Sea, and especially between the former socialist countries and Turkey, the country with the longest Black Sea coastline. The following article describes the present stage...
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The world economy has for some time been characterised by a growing generalised trend towards regionalism. This is … building, as in the thirties, but as a regional grouping that is open towards the world economy, it appears to have something …
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The newly industrialising countries (NICs) in the East Asian region are beginning to be faced with serious problems: problems involved not only in moving from an easy phase of import substitution to a more difficult second stage, but also in progressing from the first to the second more...
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