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How can the World Trade Organisation (WTO) control international states without one central world government? Is the WTO just a club for the extremely rich and powerful? The Open University’s Dr William Brown leads discussions around the themes of co-operation, interaction and interdependencies. Dr. Jef Huysmans and Dr. Simon Bromley delve into the political differences between the realist and liberal models used to control large non-governmental organisations.
Track 1: Cooperation, anarchy and interdependence
A short introduction to the album.
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Tracks in this podcast:
| Track | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cooperation, anarchy and interdependence | A short introduction to the album. Play now Cooperation, anarchy and interdependence |
| 2 | The World Trade Organisation | Jef Huysmans and Simon Bromley discuss the WTO (World Trade Organisation). Play now The World Trade Organisation |
| 3 | The realist model | Jef Huysmans outlines the buidling blocks of the realist argument of international order. Play now The realist model |
| 4 | The Liberal model | Simon Bromley explains the elements of the Liberal model. Play now The Liberal model |
| 5 | The North American Free Trade Agreement | A discussion about the The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Play now The North American Free Trade Agreement |
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