search query: @indexterm New international economic order / total: 78
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Reflections on North-South relations and the Commonwealth.
Journal of World Trade Law
1985 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 19:3, p. 191-198
 1985 Marshall, P.
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The North-South debate and the terms of trade: An applied general equilibrium approach.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1984 : MAY, VOL. 66:2, p. 224-234
 1984 Whalley, J.
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East and West and North and South : a preliminary model.
Futures
1984 : DEC, VOL. 16:6, p. 594-609
 1984 Coyle, R. G.
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Policy coordination by major Western powers in bargaining with the Third World : debt relief and the Common Fund.
International Organization
1984 : SUMMER, VOL. 38:3, p. 399-428
 1984 Crane, B. B.
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UNCTAD's failures : the rich get richer.
International Organization
1984 : SPRING, VOL. 38:2, p. 387-397
 1984 Ramsay, R.
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Why there is no mileage left in global negotiations.
World Economy
1983 : JUN, VOL. 6:2, p. 137-146
 1983 Bhagwati, J. N.
43.
Northern actors in a South-South setting : External aid and East African integration.
Journal of Common Market Studies
1983 : MAR, VOL. 21:3, p. 283-312
 1983 Cox, T. S.
44.
Brandt Mark II.
Journal of World Trade Law
1983 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 17:3, p. 259-266
 1983 Ewing, A. F.
45.
The new populism and the old : demands for a New International Economic Order and American agrarian protest.
International Organization
1983 : WINTER, VOL. 37:1, p. 41-72
 1983 Johnson, R. H.
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Europe and its "privileged partners" in Africa and the Middle East.
Journal of Common Market Studies
1982 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 21:1+2, p. 199-226
 1982 Kahler, M.
Serre, F. De la
Barcia, C.
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