Reviews for Paths to international political economy

The average rating for Paths to international political economy based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-08-13 00:00:00 Mark Cubitt Thomas Cable, "Grammar, Spelling, and the Rhythm of the Alliterative Long Line" Robert Payson Creed, "The Battle of Maldon and Beowulfian Prosody" M. S. Griffith, "Alliterative Licence and the Rhetorical Use of Proper Names in The Battle of Maldon" James Keddie, "Simplifying Resolution in Beowulf" O. D. Macrae-Gibson and J. R. Lishman, "Computer Assistance in the Analysis of Old English Metre: Methods and Results -- A Provisional Report" David Megginson, "The Case against a `General Old English Poetic Dialect'" Douglas Moffat, "The Intonational Basis of La3amon's Verse" Geoffrey Russom, "Constraints on Resolution in Beowulf" Brian Shaw, "Translation and Transformation in Andreas" T.A. Shippey, "Speech and the Unspoken in Hamthismal" Eric Gerald Stanley, "Heroic Aspects of the Exeter Book Riddles"

Review # 2 was written on 2011-11-06 00:00:00 Asd Fahd Hirschman wrote this short before WWII and it is a ground breaking work on the influence of trade on politics. Without doubt it is a must read for every student of foreign trade. Classic!