Co-ordination in Context: Institutional Choices to Promote Exports - Hardcover

International institutions complicate rather than solve co-ordination problems. In order to investigate the validity of this proposition, this text analyzes international policy making as a dynamic process. In contrast to conventional objections against the assumptions of regime theory the argument follows a soft rational choice approach to provide for an internal critique of that theory. Theoretical findings are examined by looking into the co-ordination mechanisms of export promotion policies at the domestic and international level.