Reviving the invisible hand: the case for classical liberalism in the twenty -first century/ Deepak Lal.

PREFACE
Introduction: The Origins of "Capitalism"
Globalization
Chapter 1: Liberal International Economic Orders
Mercantilism
The Nineteenth-Century LIEO
Pax Britannica and Economic Development
The End of the First LIEO
Recreating a New LIEO
Chapter 2: From Laissez Faire to the Dirigiste Dogma
Classical Liberalism and Laissez Faire
Poverty and Industrialization in Nineteenth-Century Britain
"Manna from Heaven" Distributivism
Competition and Monopoly
The Rise of "Embedded Liberalism" in the United States
Chapter 3: The Changing Fortunes of Free Trade
The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Free Trade
U.S. Economic Policy
The New Protectionism
The Rise of Preferential Trading Arrangements
Another Globalization Backlash?
Adjustment Assistance?
Whither the WTO?
APPENDIX: FREE TRADE AND LAISSEZ FAIRE IN THEORY
Chapter 4: Money and Finance
International Monetary Regimes
International Capital Flows
The Global Financial Infrastructure
Chapter 5: Poverty and Inequality
Poverty Head Counts
Income Gaps
Foreign Aid
Chapter 6: Morality and Capitalism
Introduction
Analytical Framework
Changing Material and Cosmological Beliefs
Communalism versus Individualism
From Victorian Virtues to Modern Values
Modernization and Westernization
Conclusions
Chapter 7: "Capitalism with a Human Face"
Introduction
Justice and Freedom 1
Rights
Social Paternalism and Dirigisme
Moral Paternalism and the New Victorians
Capitalism and Happiness
The Corporation under Attack
Conclusions
Chapter 8: The Greens and Global Disorder
Introduction
The Rise of the NGOs
Sustainable Development
The Greens and Ecological Imperialism
Toward World Disorder
Chapter 9: Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography
Index