Guido Montani is a Professor of International Political Economy at the University of Pavia, Italy. He has published several papers on the theory of value and distribution in classical political economy and many books and papers on the theory of economic and political integration in Europe and in the global economy. He is also an Honorary Member of the Union of European Federalists.

"This is an innovative work that puts forth a compelling original argument for supranational governance – one that extends our current understanding of such governance, its powers, and its limitations.", Francesco Duina, University of British Columbia

• Foreword by Finn Laursen. Introduction. Part I The supranational approach to political economy. 1 International political economy and supranational political economy. 2 From the Cold War to global disorder. 3 The policy levers of the global economy. Part II Lessons from the past. 4 The federal state and Hamilton’s problem. 5 European integration and the supranational principle. Part III Supranational institutions for the global economy. 6 Technology, work and the Anthropocene. 7 Capitalism, finance and inequalities. 8 Global governance. Index

Guido Montani is a Professor of International Political Economy at the University of Pavia, Italy. He has published several papers on the theory of value and distribution in classical political economy and many books and papers on the theory of economic and political integration in Europe and in the global economy. He is also an Honorary Member of the Union of European Federalists.

"This is an innovative work that puts forth a compelling original argument for supranational governance – one that extends our current understanding of such governance, its powers, and its limitations.", Francesco Duina, University of British Columbia

• Foreword by Finn Laursen. Introduction. Part I The supranational approach to political economy. 1 International political economy and supranational political economy. 2 From the Cold War to global disorder. 3 The policy levers of the global economy. Part II Lessons from the past. 4 The federal state and Hamilton’s problem. 5 European integration and the supranational principle. Part III Supranational institutions for the global economy. 6 Technology, work and the Anthropocene. 7 Capitalism, finance and inequalities. 8 Global governance. Index

Guido Montani is a Professor of International Political Economy at the University of Pavia, Italy. He has published several papers on the theory of value and distribution in classical political economy and many books and papers on the theory of economic and political integration in Europe and in the global economy. He is also an Honorary Member of the Union of European Federalists.

"This is an innovative work that puts forth a compelling original argument for supranational governance – one that extends our current understanding of such governance, its powers, and its limitations.", Francesco Duina, University of British Columbia

• Foreword by Finn Laursen. Introduction. Part I The supranational approach to political economy. 1 International political economy and supranational political economy. 2 From the Cold War to global disorder. 3 The policy levers of the global economy. Part II Lessons from the past. 4 The federal state and Hamilton’s problem. 5 European integration and the supranational principle. Part III Supranational institutions for the global economy. 6 Technology, work and the Anthropocene. 7 Capitalism, finance and inequalities. 8 Global governance. Index