International Economic Disintegration

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Title Page Dedication Copyright Page Preface Contents Introduction Part I: The Meaning of International Economic Disintegration Chapter I: Historical Orientation Chapter II: The Quantitative Aspect of International Economic Disintegration Chapter III: The Qualitative Aspect of International Economic Disintegration (Functional Disturbance) (a) General Appraisal (b) The Break in the Intercommunicating Character of World Economy (Bilateralism and Formation of Economic Blocs) (c) The Erratic Character of World Trade (d) The Break in the International Monetary and Financial System (e) The Increased International Immobility (Nationalization) of Production Factors (f) The Influence of the New Character of Protectionism Chapter IV: Conclusions Part II: Economic and Socio-Political, Integration and Disintegration (The Extra-Economic Framework of World Economy) Chapter V: The Importance of the Extra-Economic Framework for the working of the Economic Process Chapter VI: Economic and Socio-Political Integration and Disintegration in the International Field Part III: The Military Aspect of Economic Nationalism Chapter VII: The Non-Economic Aims of Economic Nationalism Chapter VIII: Instrumental Analysis of the Military Argument Part IV: The Agrarianization of the Industrial Countries Chapter IX: Account of the Post-War Development Chapter X: Changes in the International Localization of Agriculture (1) Changes in the Technique of Agricultural Production (2) Changes in the Natural Factors of Agricultural Production (3) Changes in Market Conditions (4) Changes in Transport (5) Changes in Adaptability of Agriculture (6) Changes Brought About by Non-agricultural Competition (7) Temporary and Lasting Changes Chapter XI: The Driving Forces of Agricultural Nationalism Chapter XII: The Methods of Agrarianization and Agricultural Nationalism Chapter XIII: The Effects of Agricultural Nationalism Chapter XIV: Possibilities of Alternative Policies (1) Constructive Programmes for Re-shaping Agriculture in the Industrial Countries (2) Present Situation and Future Prospects (National and International) of Demand-Supply Equilibrium in Agriculture Part V: The Industrialization of Agrarian Countries Chapter XV: General Interpretation Chapter XVI: Types and Stages of Industrialization Chapter XVII: Changes in the Localization Factors of Industrial Production (a) Changes in the Technique of Industrial Production (b) Changes in the Labour Factor of Localization (c) Changes in the Capital Factor of Localization (d) Changes in the Significance of Raw Material Supplies (e) Changes in the Consumption Factor of Localization Chapter XVIII: The Driving Forces of Industrialization To-day (a) Agricultural Overproduction (b) Agrarian Overpopulation (c) The Present Disturbances in the Mechanism of International Trade (d) Theories and Ideologies in Favour of Industrialization Chapter XIX: The Effects of Industrialization Part VI Chapter XX: The Disturbances in the Monetary-Financial Mechanism of World Economy Part VII: Economic Nationalism and Economic Stabilization Chapter XXI: Introduction Chapter XXII: Problems and Avenues of Research (a) The Stabilizing or Unstabilizing Effect of Economic Nationalism (b) Protectionism as an Appropriate Measure of Business Cycle Policy for Combating the Depression (c) Economic Nationalism as an Auxiliary, an Instrument or a Consequence of the Policy of National Economic Stabilization (“Full Employment”) Part VIII: International Economic Disintegration and Changes in National Economic Structures Chapter XXIII: Introduction Chapter XXIV: Ways of Research Part IX: The Future of World Economy and the Rational Scheme of International Division of Labour Chapter XXV Part X: International Economic Disintegration as a Problem of the Social and Political Structure Chapter XXVI Chapter XXVII: Epilogue (1) The Age of Tyranny (2) The Economic Outlook After the Present War Appendix: General Sociological Causes of the Economic Disintegration and Possibilities of Reconstruction