Part One: Core Arguments of the Debate
Andreas Busch: The Globalization Debate: Structure, Core Hypotheses and Theoretical Basis, Maria Behrens and Georg Simonis: The Limits of Globalization, Edgar Grande, Markus König, Patrick Pfister and Paul Sterzel: Globalization, Political Transnationalization and the Future of the State
Part Two: Policy Areas
Reimut Zohlnhöfer: Financial Adjustment to the International Economy. Theoretical Approaches, Ulrich Dolata and Robert Kaiser: Innovation Policy in Global Competition, Thomas Rixen: International Governance in the Asymmetric Prisoners Dilemma: The OECD Project to Regulate Harmful Tax Competition, Nadine Haase: The Polical Economy of Energy: Globalization and Governance
Part Three: States as Actors in Global Governance
Stefan A. Schirm: Why Do National Positions on Global Economic Governance Diverge? Endogenous Interests and Norms in the International Political Economy, Hubert Zimmermann: Global Governance of International Currency Policy: Towards Anarchy?, Bettina Führmann and Sandra Wassermann: Agent or Actor: International Organizations in Global Governance
Part Four: Non-Governmental Actors and Privatization in Global Governance
Doris Fuchs: Transnational Corporations in Global Governance, Tanja Brühl: Unequal Partners? New Regulation Among States, Private Business and NGOs, Brigitte Young: Privatization and the Paradox of Globalization?
Part Five: Regions in Globalization
Joachim Betz: Globalization and Developing Countries, Thilo Bodenstein, Transformation and Liberalization: Determinants and Impact of the Integration of Transformation Countries into the World Economy, Andreas Dür: Regional Integration: Stumbling Stone or Building Block for Globalization?
Biography
Stefan A. Schirm
