Abstract
Part 1 Actor behaviour in international economic relations - the state as unitary actor: foreign economic policy - some general principles of analysis United States monetary policy and economic nationalism. Part 2 Adding the domestic dimension - the United States: international debt and linkage strategies - some foreign-policy implications for the United States the revolution in Atlantic economic relations - a bargain comes unstuck an explosion in the kitchen? US economic relations with other advanced industrial states. Part 3 Adding the domestic dimension - examples from Europe: Britain's decision to join the Common Market Europe's money, America's problem European financial integration and national banking interests. Part 4 Issues of systemic organization and management: the political economy of monetary reform today balance-of-payments financing - evolution of a regime toward a general theory of imperialism.
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