The Liberal Illusion
Does Trade Promote Peace?
by Katherine Barbieri
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The analysis results will frustrate and enlighten both those who hold the "liberal illusion," and their critics. The author identitifies four positions regarding trade and interstate conflict: trade reduces conflict (identified as the liberal view); asymmetric or dependent trade promotes conflict (the dependency view): the realist view that trade increases conflict: and finally the possibility that trade and conflict are unrelated. The reported results are fascinating.
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Liberal Illusion: Does Trade Promote Peace?
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March 23, 2005, University of Michigan Press
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"Throughout history policymakers, theorists, and the general public have debated the virtues and vices of foreign trade."
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