Hendrik Van den Berg is Professor Emeritus at the University of Nebraska, and he continues teaching at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, USA.

Part I Introduction to International Economics

I Interdependence!

2 Introduction to Heterodoxy

Part II International Trade Theory

3 Orthodox International Trade Theory: Why Mainstream Economists Like Free Trade

4 International Trade: Beyond the Neoclassical Perspective

5 International Trade: Imperfect Competition and Transnational Corporations

6 International Trade and Economic Development

7 International Trade, Human Happiness, and Inequality

PART III International Trade Policy

8 Tariffs, Quotas, and Other Trade Restrictions

9 The History of Trade Policy

10 International Trade Policy: A Holistic Perspective

PART IV International Investment and Finance

11 International Investment and International Finance

12 The Foreign Exchange Market

13 International Banking and Financial Markets

14 Exchange Rate Crises

PART V The History of the International Monetary System

15 Early Monetary History: Ancient Times Through the End of the Gold Standard

16 The International Monetary System: Bretton Woods to the End of the Twenty-First Century

17 Another Bretton Woods Conference?

Part VI Immigration

18 Immigration: The International Movement of People

19 Immigration Policy

20 The Evolving International Economy in an Ecologically Constrained World