Power and Interdependence: Analysis of International Regimes in Oceans and Money

A chapter by Robert O. Keohane applies an economic process model to analyze regime change in international oceans and monetary relations. The text discusses predictions that technological and economic change drive the establishment of regimes to secure welfare benefits from interdependence. The source is a closed-license publication from the paperswithcode platform.

Use Cases

• Analyzing theoretical models of international regime change based on the described economic process model.
• Studying the application of political-economic theory to specific domains like oceans and money mentioned in the description.
• Examining the relationship between technological change, economic welfare, and political structures as discussed in the text.

Strengths

• Authored by a prominent scholar, Robert O. Keohane, in the field of international relations.
• Focuses on a specific theoretical model applied to two concrete international domains: oceans and money.

Limitations

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Provenance

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Robert O. Keohane