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Review: International Economics: The World Economy in the 1980S

that economic factors matter a great deal. Surely this is a contradiction that warrants further analysis. To make matters worse, the editors attempt to introduce and conclude this collection with a much-too-broad theoretical discussion of international political economy. This discussion has little obvious connection with the essays in the volume, and the conclusions reached are somewhat less original than likely would have been the case had the editors stayed closer to their subject.