Subject(s): International economic relations -- Capitalism -- Classical economics -- Adam smith, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels -- Friedrich list -- An inquiry into the nature and cause of the wealth of nation -1776 -- The communist manifesto 1848 -- National system of political economy 1841 -- Liberal paradigm -- Friedrich A Hayek -- Milton Friedman ,Capitalism and freedom -- Economic sociology -- Karl Polanyi , The great transformation -- Neil Fligstein , The architecture of markets -- New institutional economics -- Douglass.C North, Structure and change in economic history -- Oliver E Williamson, The economic institutions of capitalism -- Historical perspective -- W.W Rostow, The stages of economic growth -- Alexander Gerschenkron, Economic backwardness in historical perspective -- David S. Landes, The wealth and poverty of nations -- Political science and political economy -- Charles E Lindblom, Market System -- Chalmers Johnson, MITI and Japanese miracle -- Peter A Hall and David Soskice, Varieties of capitalism -- Contemporary debates : Three types of market reforms -- Market reforms in advanced industrial countries -- Arthur seldon, Virtues of capitalism -- Steven K Vogel, Why freer markets need more rules -- Market transition in Eastern Europe and China -- Jeffrey D Sachs, End of poverty -- Joseph E Stiglitz, Globalization and its discontents -- Doug Guthrie, China and globalisation -- Market development in developing country -- Deepak lal, Poverty of development economics -- Kiren aziz Chaudhry,The myths of the market and the common history of late developers -- Hernando de Soto, The mystery of capital -- Globalization and the information technology revolution -- Thomas L Friedman, The lexus and the olive tree -- Abrahaman Newman and John Zysman, How revolutionary was the digital revolution -- Susan Strange, the retreat of the state -- Robert Gilpin, Global political economy