Hanging Together: Co-operation and Conflict in the Seven-Power Summits - Softcover

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`this book is an excellent example of how extensive empirical work that begins inductively can be used to produce conclusions of interest to theorists as well as practitioners....(it) provides rich materials with which to build, and makes an original contribution toward that effort.' -- Journal of Public Policy, Vol 8 No 1, 1988

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For more than a decade the leaders of the United States, Japan, Western Europe and Canada have met annually to discuss international economic and political issues. Hanging Together analyses the history of these seven-power summits and the relations between the Western allies during these turbulent years.

New chapters in this edition relate the story of Western economic diplomacy until the Reagan Years. They give lucid accounts of the revamped international economic strategy after 1984 and how the Europeans and Japanese reacted to it. A new introduction and conclusion place the summits in a theoretical framework.