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Global Financial Integration: The End of Geography
Foreign Affairs · 1992 · Vol. 71(4) · pp. 203–203
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Examines the liberating impact of information technology on capital markets and international economic relationships, at a time when the role of the nation state is under debate and when ambitious new forms of international co-operation are replacing the post-war geopolitical structures.
Economic Theory and PolicyGlobal Financial Crisis and PoliciesState Capitalism and Financial GovernanceGeopoliticsState (computer science)Political geographyCapital (architecture)International financePolitical scienceEconomyEconomic geographyInternational tradeEconomic system
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