Internationale Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensbeziehungen nach 1945

The traditional Theory of International Economic Relations concentrates on issues like balance of payments, exchange rates, comparative price advantages, international competition and production sites, thereby neglecting political and cultural aspects like the role of the state, information and communication, path dependencies or behavioural pattern. The following contributions try to incorporate these aspects in different ways, regarding three focal points in historical perspective: case studies of bilateral and multilateral economic and business relations after 1945, the influence of interest groups and cartels within the EEC, and the impact of crisis and globalisation on entrepreneurial attitudes and activities

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