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C. Michael Aho • 4 Items / 2 Books, 2 Articles
After Reagan (1988)
by C. Michael Aho and Marc Levinson
Confronting the Changed World Economy
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    International Relations (2 Reviews)
    Robert Ayres
    After Reagan, by C. Michael Aho and Marc Levinson
    1. After Reagan by C. Michael Aho and Marc Levinson
    2. Beyond Globalism by Raymond Vernon and Debora L. Spar
    American Political Science Review, September 1991, pp. 1070-1071
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    Recent Books on International Relations (16 Reviews)
    William Diebold, Jr.
    General: Economic and Social
    1. After Reagan by C. Michael Aho and Marc Levinson
    2. Protectionism by Jagdish Bhagwati
    3. Resisting Protectionism by Helen V. Milner
    4. International Trade in Services by Geza Feketekuty
    5. Why Economic Policies Change Course
    6. Behind the Veil of Economics by Robert L. Heilbroner
    7. Latin American Debt by Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski
    8. Soviet Industry From Stalin to Gorbachev by Joseph S. Berliner
    9. The Politics of the Anglo-American Economic Special Relationship, 1940-1987 by Alan P. Dobson
    10. Out from Underdevelopment by James H. Mittelman
    11. Creditworthiness and Reform in Poland by Paul Marer and Siwinski Wlodzimierz
    12. Global Competitiveness by Martin K. Starr
    13. The Dynamics of Trade and Employment by Laura D'Andrea Tyson, William T. Dickens, and John Zysman, ...
    14. Keeping Pace by John Yochelson
    15. Toward a Political Economy of Development by Robert H. Bates
    16. Unequal Alliance by Robin Broad
    Foreign Affairs, Winter 1988, pp. 177-180