1. Introduction Section I: The Foundations of Classical Liberalism 2. What Is Classical Liberalism? 3. The International Political Economy of David Hume and Adam Smith: Commercial Openness, Institutional Change and Unilateral Free Trade Section II: American Excursions: Knight and Viner 4. The Political Economy of Frank Knight: Classical Liberalism From Chicago 5. Jacob Viner As Historian of Ideas and International Political Economist Section III: German Neoliberalism: Eucken, Bohm, Ropke 6. Ordoliberalism and The Social Market: Classical Liberalism From Germany 7. The International Political Economy of Wilhelm Ropke: Liberalism "From Below" Section IV: Constitutionalism and International Political Economy: Tumlir 8.

Jan Tumlir: Democratic Constitutionalism and International Economic Order Section V: Conclusion 9. Classical Liberalism and International Economic Order: A Synthesis.