Global Capital and National Governments (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
by Layna Mosley
A comparative study of how global capital markets shape national policy choices and the trade-offs governments face between openness and sovereignty.
About This Book
Global Capital and National Governments explores the relationship between international financial markets and domestic policy decisions.
The book analyzes how governments respond to pressures from global investors while maintaining political accountability.
It draws on comparative evidence to assess the constraints and opportunities facing policymakers in an era of financial integration.
Readers gain insight into the balance between economic openness and national sovereignty.
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