1. Introduction Section I: The Foundations Of Classical Liberalism2. What Is Classical Liberalism? 3. The International Political Economy Of David Hume And Adam Smith: Commercial Openness, Institutional Change And Unilateral Free Trade Section II: American Excursions: Knight And Viner 4. The Political Economy Of Frank Knight: Classical Liberalism From Chicago 5. Jacob Viner As Historian Of Ideas And International Political Economist Section III: German Neoliberalism: Eucken, Bohm, Ropke 6. Ordoliberalism And The Social Market: Classical Liberalism From Germany 7. The International Political Economy Of Wilhelm Ropke: Liberalism From Below Section IV: Constitutionalism And International Political Economy: Tumlir 8. Jan Tumlir: Democratic Constitutionalism And International Economic Order Section V: Conclusion 9. Classical Liberalism And International Economic Order: A Synthesis
Razeen Sally is Lecturer in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
'...a clear, readable and well documented account of the thinking on international economic issues.' - International Finance [2:3, 1999:pp. 449-470]
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