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International Trade and Political Conflict. Commerce, Coalitions, and Mobility: By Michael J. Hiscox, Princeton University Press, 2002. ISBN (Paper): 0-691-08855-1, [UK pound] 13.95; ISBN (Cloth): 0-691-08854-3, [UK pound] 35

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  • Bernholz, Peter, 2003. "International Trade and Political Conflict. Commerce, Coalitions, and Mobility: By Michael J. Hiscox, Princeton University Press, 2002. ISBN (Paper): 0-691-08855-1, [UK pound] 13.95; ISBN (Cloth): 0-6," European Journal of Political Economy, Elsevier, vol. 19(4), pages 909-912, November.
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