Examining Latent Geographies of Network Interdependencies in International Commerce
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2006-02-16Metadata
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Ohio State University. Mershon Center for International Security StudiesAbstract:
The world of international
trade is an enormous network of interrelated countries that, in
the end, are all dependent on one another for economic survival. The contemporary reliance on international trade, which is
steadily rising, means that states are increasingly dependent on
foreign goods and profits, said Michael Ward. But, the growth of
international commerce vastly outweighs that of productivity,
meaning that we don't understand international trade as a whole.
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