Classical Liberalism and International Economic Order
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Author_Razeen Sally
Bertrand De Jouvenel
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Classical Liberal
Classical Liberal Perspective
Classical Liberal Political Economy
Classical Liberal Standpoint
Classical Liberal Tradition
comparative economic systems analysis
constitutional economics
Domestic Economic Order
economy
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eucken
Foreign Economic Policy
free
Free Economic Order
Freiburg School
German Neoliberalism
homo
Hume's Political Essays
Hume’s Political Essays
Intergovernmental Policy Coordination
International Economic Order
International Political Economy
Jan Tumlir
Liberal International Economic Order
neoliberal institutionalism
Nineteenth Century Classical Economists
political
political economy theory
Rational Actor Paradigm
Scottish Enlightenment thought
social market economics
spontaneous
trade
tradition
Unconditional MFN
unilateral
Unilateral Free Trade
Unilateral Liberalisation
unilateral trade liberalisation
walter
Walter Eucken
West Germany
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- ISBN 9780415757171
- Weight: 440g
- Dimensions: 155 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 27 Feb 2014
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This book makes an innovative link between classical liberalism and questions of international economic order. The author begins with an outline of classical liberalism as applied to domestic economic order. He then surveys the classical liberal tradition from the Scottish Enlightenment to modern thinkers like Knight, Hayekn and Viner. Finally, he brings together the insights of thinkers in this tradition to provide a synthetic overview of classical liberalism and international economic order.
The author's deployment of classical liberalism strikes a different note to other 'liberal' interpretations in economics and political science. In particular, classical liberalism points to the domestic preconditions of international order, and advocates unilateral liberalisation in the context of an institutional competition between states.
Razeen Sally is Lecturer in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
