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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- 1. Assumptions and Introductory Concepts -- 2. Production, Distribution and General Equilibrium -- 3. Exogenous Change in a Closed Economy -- 4. Policy-Induced Change in a Closed Economy -- 5. The Theory of Public Goods -- 6. The Theory of International Trade -- 7. The Theory of Tariffs -- 8. The Theory of Distortions -- 9. Exogenous Change in an Open Economy -- 10. The Theory of Economic Growth -- References -- Index

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Introduction -- Table of Contents -- 1. A Theoretical Model of Economic Nationalism in New and Developing States -- 2. Nineteenth-Century European Experience with Policies of Economic Nationalism -- 3. Economic Nationalism in Britain in the Nineteenth Century -- 4. The Role of Nationalism in the Rise and Development of Communist China -- 5. Economic Nationalism in Mexico -- 6. Economic Nationalism in Canadian Policy -- 7. The Political Use of Economic Planning in Mali -- 8. The Ideology of Economic Policy in the New States -- Index.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- I. The Two-Sector Model of Production and Distribution -- II. Applications of the Model -- III. A Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth -- Appendices -- A. Mathematical Notes on the One-Sector Model -- B. A Comment on the General Equilibrium Analysis of Excise Taxes -- C. A Geometrical Note on General Equilibrium With Public Goods.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- The Atlantic Trade Study Programme -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Part I: Time For Change in Trade Strategy -- 1 Proposal for a Multilateral Free Trade Association -- 2 Public Discussion of Policy Issues -- Part II: Options After the Kennedy Round -- 1 From Ricardo to Kennedy -- 2 What the Kennedy Round Taught -- 3 Beyond the Kennedy Round -- 4 Need to Counter Protectionism -- Part III: World Politics and Trade Strategy -- 1 A Countervailing Initiative -- 2 New Trade Strategy and the New Europe -- 3 America, the Global Balance and Britain -- 4 Open Societies and the Open Sea -- 5 Across the Pacific -- 6 A Great and Greater Contexture -- Part IV: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option -- 1 Britain's Post-War Trade Policy -- 2 Tariff and Trade Patterns -- 3 Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area -- 4 Effects of NAFTA on Britain -- 5 British Industry and NAFTA -- 6 Conclusions -- Tables -- Part V: Scope for New Trade Strategy -- 1 New Approach to Trade Liberalisation -- 2 Revival of Atlantic Idea -- 3 Theoretical Proposals Examined -- 4 Principles of Free Trade Treaty -- 5 Geographical Scope of Arrangement -- 6 Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association -- 7 The Prospects for New Strategy.

"When Allan Johnson asked his dying father where he wanted his ashes to be placed, his father replied--without hesitation--that it made no difference to him at all. In his poignant, powerful memoir, Not from Here, Johnson embarks on an extraordinary, 2,000-mile journey across the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains to find the place where his father's ashes belonged. As a white man with Norwegian and English lineage, Johnson explores both America and the question of belonging to a place whose history holds the continuing legacy of the displacement, dispossession, and genocide of Native peoples. More than a personal narrative, Not from Here illuminates the national silence around unresolved questions of accountability, race, and identity politics, and the dilemma of how to take responsibility for 'a past we did not create.' Johnson's story--about the past living in the present; of redemption, fate, family, tribe, and nation; of love and grief--raises profound questions about belonging, identity, and place"--

"When Allan Johnson asked his dying father where he wanted his ashes to be placed, his father replied--without hesitation--that it made no difference to him at all. In his poignant, powerful memoir, Not from Here, Johnson embarks on an extraordinary, 2,000-mile journey across the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains to find the place where his father's ashes belonged. As a white man with Norwegian and English lineage, Johnson explores both America and the question of belonging to a place whose history holds the continuing legacy of the displacement, dispossession, and genocide of Native peoples. More than a personal narrative, Not from Here illuminates the national silence around unresolved questions of accountability, race, and identity politics, and the dilemma of how to take responsibility for 'a past we did not create.' Johnson's story--about the past living in the present; of redemption, fate, family, tribe, and nation; of love and grief--raises profound questions about belonging, identity, and place"--

"When Allan Johnson asked his dying father where he wanted his ashes to be placed, his father replied--without hesitation--that it made no difference to him at all. In his poignant, powerful memoir, Not from Here, Johnson embarks on an extraordinary, 2,000-mile journey across the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains to find the place where his father's ashes belonged. As a white man with Norwegian and English lineage, Johnson explores both America and the question of belonging to a place whose history holds the continuing legacy of the displacement, dispossession, and genocide of Native peoples. More than a personal narrative, Not from Here illuminates the national silence around unresolved questions of accountability, race, and identity politics, and the dilemma of how to take responsibility for 'a past we did not create.' Johnson's story--about the past living in the present; of redemption, fate, family, tribe, and nation; of love and grief--raises profound questions about belonging, identity, and place"--

What is this thing called patriarchy?. Where are we? ; Patriarchy, the system : an it, not a he, a them, or an us ; Why Patriarchy? ; Ideology, myth, and magic : femininity, masculinity, and 'gender roles' ; Feminists and feminism -- Sustaining illusions, barriers to change. Thinking about patriarchy : war, sex, and work ; What patriarchy? ; It must be women -- Unraveling the patriarchal legacy. Shame, guilt, and responsibility ; What changes and what does not : manhood and violence ; What can we do? Unraveling the gender knot -- Appendix : Resources for unraveling the gender knot