Kyle Bell

A few weeks ago, I posted about my e-book – Detroit: A City on the Brink. Today, I would like to take the time to promote International Political Economy: Free Trade or Fair Trade?. Below is an excerpt:

Near the end of World War II, the United States convened with other Allied nations at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. According to Cohn (2008: 3), the Bretton Woods system “helped shape international economic relations in the postwar era.” The new international order that Bretton Woods helped create promoted free trade between states in the post-war era. These liberal economic ideas included conflict resolution between states, lowered tariffs and a focus on efficiency of markets. To implement and enforce their economic policies, the United States and others sought to create international institutions to deal with these issues.

You can find the full version of International Political Economy: Free Trade or Fair Trade? at this page on Amazon.com for $1.99. It works with Kindle and the iPhone/iPod Touch.