Description: "The American-led international order, forged after the end of the Second World War, appears to have come to an end. This book of essays examines the character of the American order and considers the implications of what might come next, with an emphasis on the prospects for liberalism, broadly defined" --
Review Quotes:
This engaging collection of essays brings distinguished scholars of political economy together to explore the changing faces of economic liberalism within the U.S.-led postwar international order.The value of this volume is[...] in the richness of the debate about how orders, liberal and otherwise, are shaped and reshaped.
-- "Foreign Affairs"