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The Consequences of Economic Globalization for Affluent
Democracies
Author(s): David Brady !ason Bec"field and #ei $hao
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do so ,artlybecause 7lobalization studies
have 7ro2n so ra,idly that research on this
focus constitutes a substantial literature on its
o2n' Additionally 2e offer four reasons for
these sco,e conditions' ;irst international
economic eKchan7e still dis,ro,ortionately
occurs amon7 the affluent democracies
(Alderson **/) and our revie2 reflects this
reality' %econd ,artly due to data availability
affluent democracies are overre,resented in
7lobalization research so our revie2 naturally
reflects this tendency' Third althou7h some
develo,in7 countries a,,ear to be narro2in7
the 7a, 2ith the affluent democracies there
is still far more shared com,arability amon7
orth America #estern Euro,e !a,an and
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