Liberalization and Foreign Policy

New York

1997

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Contributors

Introduction: Liberalization and Foreign Policy

Part I. Liberal Democracies and Their Foreign Policies

1.	Democratic States and Commitment in International Relations
	Kurt Taylor Gaubatz
2.	Legislative Influence and International Engagement
	Lisa L. Martin
3.	Democratic States and International Disputes
	Joanne Gowa

Part II. Political Liberalization and Foreign Policy: Cross-Regional Comparisons

4.	Democratization and Foreign Policy in the Arab World: The Domestic Origins of the Jordanian and Algerian Alliances in the 1991 Gulf War
	Lisa Anderson
5.	Political Liberalization and the African State System
	Jeffrey Herbst
6.	Liberalization and Foreign Policy in East Europe
	Ronald H. Linden
7.	From Reluctant Choices to Credible Commitments: Foreign Policy and Economic and Political Liberalization- Spain, 1953-1986
	Victor Pérez-Díaz and Juan Carlos Rodríguez

Part III. Economic Liberalization, International Institutions, and Foreign Policy

8.	Economic Liberalization and the Politics of European Monetary Integration
	Jeffry A. Frieden
9.	Financial Liberalization and Regional Monetary Cooperation: The Mexican Case
	Sylvia Maxfield
10.	Conclusion: Liberalization as Foreign Policy Determinant and Goal
	Miles Kahler