• Combines international trade theory, economic development, and economic growth in one volume
• Exceptional breadth of approach, ranging from mathematical modelling to historical and institutional speculation
• Clearly shows how theory connects with real current issues
• Real world examples focus not only on countries participating fully in globalized trade but also those failing to fully participate

Readership: Academic economists and graduate students studying either development economics or international trade.

Christopher Bliss, University of Oxford

1: Introduction
2: Trade in an Unequal World
3: Why the Poor Stay Poor
4: Convergence in Theory and Practice
5: Classical Theories of Trade and Development
6: Higher Dimension Models
7: Comparative Advantage and Participation
8: Government, Failing States, and Corruption
9: The Real Exchange Rate
10: Mobile Factors and Urbanization
11: International Trade Rules and the Environment
12: Trade and Economic Growth
13: Two Models of Growth and the Resource Curse
14: Unequal Trade and Trade Between the Unequal
15: Conclusions and Unresolved Issues