The Foundations of Political Economy (Paperback)


Relations between communes, towns, states and countries are products of human quest to satisfy the needs for subsistence and good life. This, which has always been selfishly pursued, defines/ characterises and explains all aspect of inter- state relations. With the emergence of over 170 independent countries with different historical experiences and characters, such selfish interests have been concealed under trade policies and negotiations through GATT/WTO regime. The base of this international economic cooperation is the desire among nations to streamline various interests through negotiations, agreements and rules in order to eliminate the possibility of confrontations that might lead to such wars like World War 1 & 11.This book explores the fundamental principles that structure these relations and agreements in their pursuit of wealth and international hegemony.

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Relations between communes, towns, states and countries are products of human quest to satisfy the needs for subsistence and good life. This, which has always been selfishly pursued, defines/ characterises and explains all aspect of inter- state relations. With the emergence of over 170 independent countries with different historical experiences and characters, such selfish interests have been concealed under trade policies and negotiations through GATT/WTO regime. The base of this international economic cooperation is the desire among nations to streamline various interests through negotiations, agreements and rules in order to eliminate the possibility of confrontations that might lead to such wars like World War 1 & 11.This book explores the fundamental principles that structure these relations and agreements in their pursuit of wealth and international hegemony.

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Imprint

Lap Lambert Academic Publishing

Country of origin

Germany

Release date

2011

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First published

2011

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Dimensions

229 x 152 x 9mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

160

ISBN-13

978-3-8433-9224-2

Barcode

9783843392242

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LSN

3-8433-9224-2



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