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    VOLUME 1 (1999), CONTENTS

    1 - VOLUME 1 (1999) - ISSUE 1 (SUMMER)

    The President’s Editorial

    1 - PATRICK HUNOUT The Troubled Waters of the Power’s Policy

    Communitarian Movement : The Progressive Version

    2 - Charles DERBER Communitarian Economics : Criticisms and Suggestions from the Left

    EMU and the Politics of the European Union : The New Leviathan

    3 - Patrick HUNOUT & Patrick ZILTENER European Monetary Union : The New Leviathan

    The Dangers of ‘Pure’ Economics

    4 - Marcelo E. AFTALION Argentina : Beware of Conventional Economists and their Peso Perversion

    The Erosion of the Social Link in Economically Advanced Societies (to be continued)

    5 - Alan WOLFE Developing Civil Society : Can the Workplace replace Bowling?

    6 - Pamela A. GELLER & Evelyn A. OROZCO Changes in Cultural Benchmarks in the Multiethnic United States

    UK: The Gropings of Third Way Politics

    7 - Henry TAM Third Way Politics and Communitarian Ideas : Time to Take a Stand

    5 - VOLUME 1 (1999) - ISSUE 2 (WINTER)

    The President’s Editorial

    1 - Patrick HUNOUT A Bridge to the Future

    Business On International Level

    2 - Zhan SU Successful Managers in International Joint-Ventures in China

    3 - Olivier BOIRAL & Isabelle DOSTALER International Environmental Standards : the next passport to the Global Market?

    4 - Michael CANT & Annekie BRINK Black retailing in South Africa, A ten-point plan for survival

    5 - Maya DAVID Trading in an Intercultural Context : the Case of Malaysia

    Economic Internationalization

    6 - Christine DORAN & Jim JOSE Riding the Tigers of Globalization : International Challenges facing Singapore

    7 - David BARKIN Financial Globalization and Sustainable Development in Mexico

    8 - Thomas CLARKE and Stewart CLEGG The Paradoxes of Globalization

    The Erosion of the Social Link in Economically Advanced Societies

    9 - Michael LEICHT The Importance of Social Capital for Europe

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