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Globalization of the Economy and International Organizations: Developments, Issues and Policy Optionormation via telecommunications and the internet characterize the world economy at the end of the 20th century. With increasing international transparency of markets in the Internet World, falling costs of communication and deregulation of fmancial markets in OECD countries, eastern Europe and some

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The Emergence and Growth of International Organizationsum of money (by then known as Danegeld) in return for the Archbishop, captured during the sack of Canterbury. Below the heath in Greenwich, a church now bears the name of their captive, St Alphege (.). St Alphege (at the time called Aelfheah) told the English not to pay ‘Danegeld’ for him, and was d

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Globalization and the Market for International Organizations: The OECD Casehave achieved. This paper focuses on one important organization, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), with the objective of ascertaining whether its current and prospective structure is well suited to the new environment of increased market integration in the world. Thus

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Globalization and the Changing Character of the International Monetary Fundility of institutions for global economic management created in the very different circumstances of mid-century. Two major features characterize the new integrated world economy and require an institutional response: the first is the liberalization of capital movements; the second is the dramatic po

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Specific Institutional Aspects of International Cooperation - A GAME Theoretic Account -all countries without international factor mobility, but more or less international mobility of products. This led to well-known reasons for international trade like comparative cost advantages, elaborated by the traditional theory of international trade. Notice, however, that international trade ca