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1. Introduction Anwar Shaikh Part I: Globalization and Free Trade 2. Kicking Away the Ladder: The Real History of Free Trade Ha-Joon Chang 3. Globalization and the Theory of Free Trade Anwar Shaikh 4. Globalization and Free Trade: Theory, History and Reality Deepak Nayyar Part II: Globalization and Economic Development 5. External Liberalization in Asia, Post Socialist Europe and Brazil Lance Taylor 6. Exports and Foreign Investment in Latin America John Weeks 7. Exchange Rates, Labour Markets and Manufacturing Exports from a Global Perspective Massoud Karshenas Part III: Globalization, Gender and Inequality 8. The Effects of Globalization on Gender Inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean Stephanie Seguino 9. The Measurement and Nature of Absolute Poverty in Developing Countries Massoud Karshenas Part IV: Globalization, Capital Mobility and Competition 10. Capital Account Liberalization: Free Long Term Capital Flows, Financial Crises and Economic Development Ajit Singh 11. International Competition and Profitability in OECD Countries Andrew Glyn
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