Preface -- Part I: Introduction -- The Origins of the NIEO Debate, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway), H. H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark), R. D. McKinlay (Lancaster University, UK) -- Part II: The Country Studies -- Austria: Economic Egoist, Diplomatic Activist and Political Conciliator, A. Skuhra (University of Salzburg, Austria) -- Britain: Prisoner of Principle and Poverty or Parochial Pragmatist, R. D. McKinlay (Lancaster University, UK) and M. G. Naraine (University of Lancaster, UK) -- Denmark: Bridge-Building over Widening Gulfs, H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark) -- European Community: The Attrition of Negotiation and the Negotiation of Attrition, U. Steffens (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany) -- Federal Republic of Germany: The Knights of the Holy Grail, J. Betz (University of Tübingen, Germany) and M. Kreile (University of Heidelberg, Germany) -- France: Egoism bien temperé, M. C. Smouts (Foundation Nationaledes Sciences Politiques, France) -- Norway: The Progressive Free-Rider or the Devoted Internationalist, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway) -- Soviet Union: The Reluctant Participants, C. W. Lawson (University of Bath, UK) -- Sweden: The Janus Face of Progressiveness, B. Nygren (Secretariat of Future Studies -- Mininstries of Foreign Affairs and Commerce, Sweden) -- United States: Who Pays the Piper?, G. C. Abbott (University of Glasgow, UK) -- Part III: Conclusion -- The Outcome of the NIEO Debate, H. O. Bergesen (Fridjoh Nansen Foundation, Norway), H. H. Holm (Aarhus University, Denmark), R. D. |