The political economy of the interwar years by de Bromhead, A

“…It aims to address two of the most prominent and characteristic aspects of the interwar international economy; the break-up of the Gold Standard system and the rise of trade protectionism. …”

The World Trade Organization and oil by Jiménez-Guerra, A

“…The development of the international economy has created a system of interdependent nations, ultimately pointing at one world economy. …”

The Seamless World: A Spatial Model of International Specialization. by Krugman, P, Venables, A

“…Nearly all models of the international economy assume that trade takes place between nations or regions which are themselves dimensionless points. …”

China's Role in Global Economic Recovery.

“…This book presents a wide-ranging assessment of the current state of China’s economy in relation to the global international economy. It discusses the role China has played in responding to the economic crisis; assesses the continuing strong prospects for further economic growth in China; and examines China’s deepening integration into the world economy. …”

The worldwide economic impact of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1793-1815. by O'Rourke, K

“…The fact that this conflict had such large price effects around the world suggests a highly inter-connected international economy, but is also consistent with the hypothesis that mercantilist conflicts prevented the emergence of more pronounced commodity market integration during the eighteenth century. …”

The Seamless World: A Spatial Model of International Specialization. by Krugman, P, Venables, A

“…Nearly all models of the international economy assume that trade takes place between nations or regions which are themselves dimensionless points. …”

The remaking of Rome: Cosmopolitanism and literary modernity in Gabriele D’Annunzio’s The Child of Pleasure by Evangelista, S

“…D’Annunzio adopted the cosmopolitan perspective on Rome used by foreign writers, imitating their techniques, in order to present modern Italian literature as part of an international economy of borrowing and exchange, a peer to the literatures of more established European nations such as France and Britain. …”

Generic determinacy and money non-neutrality of international monetary equilibria

“…Kareken and Wallace (1981) extend the O.L.G. indeterminacy result to a monetary model of the international economy. However, the role of monetary sector together with the market and agent heterogeneity remove real and nominal indeterminacy in the Geanakoplos and Tsomocos model. …”

Generic Determinacy and Money Non-Neutrality of International Monetary Equilibria by Tsomocos, D

“…Econ. 96, 207–222] extend the O.L.G. indeterminacy result to a monetary model of the international economy. However, the role of monetary sector together with the market and agent heterogeneity remove real and nominal indeterminacy in the Geanakoplos and Tsomocos model. …”

Editorial — Virtual special issue on materials for energy efficient transport by Bowen, C, Ting, V, Sui, T, Korsunsky, A

“…The continually growing profile of energy issues in the 21st century is closely linked to the challenges of national and global development, international economy, and the emphasis on goods transport and human travel all around us. …”

Hegemony and free trade policy: Britain 1846-1914 and U.S.A 1944-1990 by Pigman, GA

“…</p> <p>A theoretical investigation of hegemony finds that a hegemon possesses a unique arsenal of types of power that its government may use to influence the international economy. Whilst a hegemon, a state can choose commercial policies that further or retard trade liberalization.…”

Development problems in an export economy by Bertram, G, I. G. Bertram

“…Integration into the international economy, it is suggested, leads to economic retrogression rather than development, and may destroy a viable pre-existing capacity to generate development. …”