JITEN BORKAKOTI is Principal Lecturer in Economics at Middlesex University. He has studied at the Delhi School of Economics, and obtained his MSc(Econ) and PhD from the London School of Economics. He has published several edited volumes and has also written numerous articles in international economics journals

• IntroductionInternational Trade in the Real World and the Theoretical IssuesEconomic MethodologyThe Classical View: Specialisation and Exchange, Absolute and Comparative AdvantageSources of International Trade: an Overall ViewThe Ricardian HypothesisEmpirical Tests of the Ricardian HypothesisThe Heckscher-Ohlin HypothesisThe Heckscher-Ohlin Model Mathematically TreatedSome Extensions of the Simple HOS ModelTwo Comparative Static TheoremsThe Ricardo-Viner ModelEmpirical Tests of HOS Hypothesis: the Factor Content StudiesEmpirical Tests of the HOS Hypothesis: the Cross-Section StudiesEmpirical Tests of the HOS Hypothesis: the Tests of AssumptionsTwo Theorems in Comparative Statics: the Rybczynski Theorem and the Findlay-Grubert TheoremInternational Trade and Economic GrowthTrade and Growth Mathematically TreatedA Dynamic Model of Capital Accumulation and International TradeThe Neofactor Proportions TheoriesThe Neotechnology Theory of International TradeEmpirical Tests of the Neotechnology HypothesisViews on Synthesis of the Neofactor Proportions and Neotechnology HypothesesThe Linder HypothesisIntra-industry Trade: Imperfect Competition, Increasing Returns to Scale and Product DifferentiationEmpirical Studies in Intra-Industry TradeEndogenous Growth and International TradeGains from TradeTrade PolicyEconomic Integration.