Toshiaki Hirai is Emeritus Professor at Sophia University, Tokyo

• Part 1 Bird’s-eye View 1. Capitalism and Globalization 2. Financial Globalization and Instability of the World Economy 3. Globalization and Keynes’s Ideal of A "Sounder Political Economy between All Nations" 4. Globalization and the Ladder of Comparative Advantage Part 2 Developed Nations - USA, EU and Japan 5. The Crisis, the Bail-out, and Financial Reform: A Minskian Approach to Improving Crisis Response 6. Economic Crisis and Globalization in the European Union 7. "Euro" Crisis: Origins, the Present and Perspectives 8. ‘We are all Keynesians now’: The Paradox of British Fiscal Polity in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis 2007-09 9. Beyond De-globalization in Japan 10. Trade Friction with no Foundation: A Review of US–Japanese Economic Relations in the 1980s and the 1990s Part 3 Emerging Nations – BRICs 11. Globalization, Policy Autonomy and Economic Development: The Case of Brazil 12. Indian Economy under Economic Reforms: Responses from Society and the State 13. A Mixed Effect of Globalization on China's Economic Growth 14. Dynamics of State-Business Relations and the Evolution of Capitalism in Russia in an Age of Globalization

Toshiaki Hirai is Emeritus Professor at Sophia University, Tokyo

• Part 1 Bird’s-eye View 1. Capitalism and Globalization 2. Financial Globalization and Instability of the World Economy 3. Globalization and Keynes’s Ideal of A "Sounder Political Economy between All Nations" 4. Globalization and the Ladder of Comparative Advantage Part 2 Developed Nations - USA, EU and Japan 5. The Crisis, the Bail-out, and Financial Reform: A Minskian Approach to Improving Crisis Response 6. Economic Crisis and Globalization in the European Union 7. "Euro" Crisis: Origins, the Present and Perspectives 8. ‘We are all Keynesians now’: The Paradox of British Fiscal Polity in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis 2007-09 9. Beyond De-globalization in Japan 10. Trade Friction with no Foundation: A Review of US–Japanese Economic Relations in the 1980s and the 1990s Part 3 Emerging Nations – BRICs 11. Globalization, Policy Autonomy and Economic Development: The Case of Brazil 12. Indian Economy under Economic Reforms: Responses from Society and the State 13. A Mixed Effect of Globalization on China's Economic Growth 14. Dynamics of State-Business Relations and the Evolution of Capitalism in Russia in an Age of Globalization

Toshiaki Hirai is Emeritus Professor at Sophia University, Tokyo

• Part 1 Bird’s-eye View 1. Capitalism and Globalization 2. Financial Globalization and Instability of the World Economy 3. Globalization and Keynes’s Ideal of A "Sounder Political Economy between All Nations" 4. Globalization and the Ladder of Comparative Advantage Part 2 Developed Nations - USA, EU and Japan 5. The Crisis, the Bail-out, and Financial Reform: A Minskian Approach to Improving Crisis Response 6. Economic Crisis and Globalization in the European Union 7. "Euro" Crisis: Origins, the Present and Perspectives 8. ‘We are all Keynesians now’: The Paradox of British Fiscal Polity in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis 2007-09 9. Beyond De-globalization in Japan 10. Trade Friction with no Foundation: A Review of US–Japanese Economic Relations in the 1980s and the 1990s Part 3 Emerging Nations – BRICs 11. Globalization, Policy Autonomy and Economic Development: The Case of Brazil 12. Indian Economy under Economic Reforms: Responses from Society and the State 13. A Mixed Effect of Globalization on China's Economic Growth 14. Dynamics of State-Business Relations and the Evolution of Capitalism in Russia in an Age of Globalization