... increased cooperation over time even among adversaries, as participation in the meta-regime builds trust. We apply these ideas to several issue areas, including US–China competition. globalization global economic order US-China competition Many economic policies fit here neatly. A classic example...

.... global economic order global economic governance international cooperation concerted unilateralism In this issue of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy (OxREP), the contributors explore the origins of the US-led liberal multilateral economic order in the post-war world...

...This chapter argues that contrary to a popular “minimal cosmopolitan” argument, citizens of affluent states are not complicit in violating the human rights of the global poor just because they participate in the global economic order. That argument alleges complicity on the basis that they have...

... of moral equality entail for global justice? Does membership in associations, especially national ones, matter to our duties to one another in the global context? Does the global economic order violate the rights of the poor or harm their interests in ways that require reform or redress? What...

... role in the economy. What has happened on this score in the past thirty years, and what does it betoken for the future? Answering this in turn raises questions about the nature of the economy and the state, the relationship between them, and the nature of the global economic order in which they operate...

... opportunities to achieve the kind and level of economic activity necessary to sustain the goals of global justice introduced in Chapter 3. The chapter discusses ways in which we can discharge this obligation and also ways in which the global economic order can assist in improving working conditions and wages...

... in contemporary IR theory. Thus, the complex dynamics that propelled China’s rise had been neglected. The chapter expounds on Sino-capitalism, which is based on the interplay of state-centric coordination and private/local entrepreneurship and initiative. Sino-capitalism, also, reshapes the global economic order...

.... It also finds limited the prospects of East Asian financial regionalism challenging the U.S.-led global economic order because of the region’s externally-oriented economic production structures. Thus, East Asian states returned to partial support of the neoliberal economic orthodoxy and international...

... a cosmopolitan approach to matters of justice? What does the commitment to the ideal of moral equality entail for global justice? Does membership in associations, especially national ones, matter to our duties to one another in the global context? Does the global economic order violate the rights of the poor...

... role in profound social transformations centred on the market. Moreover, the Internet assumes a pivotal function in expanding global networks that involve all dimensions of globalization. The chapter also looks into the emergence of the global economic order and the internationalization of trade...

.... It suggests policies for mitigating the impacts of financial crisis, including long-term planning for managing the crisis process, regulating risk and leverage, building surveillance systems, improving global communications, and redesigning a new sustainable global economic order. subprime crisis assertions...

... policy toward Asian regionalism and the politics of a new global economic order, suggesting that the AMF proposal constituted the beginning of the postcrisis “New Asian Regionalism.” The chapter also discusses the theoretical, empirical, and methodological contribution of this book to the field...

... of newly-industrialized countries (NICs) as exporters of manufactures, to the “Washington Cconsensus” and the most recent challenges associated with the rise of China and the recent slowdown of international trade. Through this analysis, it also takes a look at changes in the global economic order...