Elgar Encyclopedia of International Trade

This Encyclopedia provides a comprehensive overview of theories, empirical research and policy in international trade. Eminent scholars examine the economic, political, geographic dimensions of globalization.

Explaining classical frameworks alongside modern developments in theory, authors explore the Heckscher-Ohlin and Eaton-Kortum models, amongst others. The Encyclopedia presents the developments, trends, and impacts of key international trade topics and concepts in entries that are engaging and accessible. Entries outline key topics, including the political economy of policy, foreign direct investment and migration within the context of trade.

This is an invaluable resource for students and scholars of international trade, economics and finance, business and management as well as politics and public policy. Its practical insights are also greatly beneficial for policymakers in international trade.

Key Features:

• Includes over 40 contributions by leading scholars across the world
• Presents accessible explanations of key topics using established knowledge and open questions
• Establishes excellent starting point for specialists, students, policymakers and general readers seeking greater understanding