We test the hypothesis that EU member states that are more economically interdependent with Russia would be the most opposed to the imposition of sanctions on Russia in response to its actions in Ukraine in 2013–2014.

2019年10月15日 · Economic sanctions impose costs on sender as well as target states, and those costs increase with the degree of interdependence between the states in question. We test the hypothesis that EU member states that are more economically interdependent with Russia would be the most opposed to the imposition of sanctions on Russia in response to its ...

In order to examine economic interdependence as an aspect of a growing neo-liberalism in world politics, the paper will focus on a main question that is related to the identification of the economic interdependence effect on the nature of the interstate relations especially on the political level.

2017年1月17日 · The first briefly outlines the theory that economic interdependence results in a reduced likelihood of conflict, breaking the theory down into smaller components that can be examined. In the second section, this essay suggests that the premise ‘more trade equals less conflict’ is simplistic.

This study examines economic integration within the European Union as a factor in conflict transformation and peace-building. European responses to causes of frequent conflict and wars after the end of WWII focused on the search for peace, economic cooperation and prosperity. This thesis will focus on three elements: economic

2018年9月28日 · This article first explains Copeland’s trade expectations theory and then examines the case of Japan’s conflict with the US and subsequently examines the case of China, to make a parallel comparison between the two cases to support the assertion that higher interdependence leads to more conflict and argues that the US engaged in conflict ...

By synthesizing empirical evidence, theoretical frameworks, and case studies, this paper ofers insights into the opportunities and challenges posed by economic interdependence in a rapidly globalizing world.

Liberalists have argued that increased economic interdependence will deter the likeli-hood of war as opportunity costs of a military conflict will not be fashionable for either side. Realists such as Waltz contended that while interdependence promotes peace to a certain extent, it also multiplies the occasions for conflicts.

The Japanese-Brazilian nexus is a dramatic example of the vulnerabilities and advantages produced by global economic interdependence. Brazil’s history, economic, political and cultural, has created its future.

Economic theory suggests that dollarization increases the degree of interdependence between the dollarized economy and the anchor country. We test this theory for the case of the U.S. and Ecuador. We perform cointegration and common cycles tests for …