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This book examines regional economic integration in West Africa within the context of the institutional evolution of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). It uses the tools of the New Institutional Economics School (NIE) to explore the origins and development of the most recent ECOWAS Treaty. Particular attention is given to the interface between domestic legal arrangements and the success of open markets at the regional and international levels.
This text provides an alternative to conventional economics, drawing on the neoclassical and non-neoclassical insights of Lester Thurow, Robert Heilbroner, Alice Amsden, Barry Bluestone and 11 other prominent economists from America and England. It is intended to provide productive analyses of several contemporary economic problems.
Emerging in 1949 from the Soviet zone of occupation in Post-War Germany, The German Democratic Republic has been particularly bound to the U.S.S.R. Regardless of one's attitude toward the origins and nature of the communist part of a divided Germany, professor Hanhardt feels that the German Democratic Republic is a phenomenon that must be studied and understood. Toward this end, the author evaluates sources from both East and West Germany in tracing the development of the G.D.R. from an object of Soviet exploitation to its present position as the most important trading partner of the U.S.S.R.
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