List of figures -- List of tables Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction PART I The illogical foundations of free trade ideology -- 2 The infeasibility of free trade in classical theory: Ricardo's comparative advantage parable has no solution --3 The limits of free trade in Neoclassical theory: from Heckscher-Ohlin to unequal exchange -- 4 Globally sustainable and balanced international trade based on exchange-rate adjustment is mathematically unstable and therefore economically infeasible PART II The logical (and moral) foundations of unequal exchange trade theory-- 5 Unequal exchange without a labor theory of prices: on the need for a global Marshall Plan and solidarity trading regime -- 6 Unequal exchange and the rentier economy PART III Globalization that supports human and planetary well-being -- 7 Toward a new political economy for the U.S. 8 There is no alternative to managed global trade -- Index.