Buch, Englisch, 528 Seiten, Format (B × H): 178 mm x 226 mm, Gewicht: 748 g
Buch, Englisch, 528 Seiten, Format (B × H): 178 mm x 226 mm, Gewicht: 748 g
ISBN: 978-0-19-900968-8
Verlag: OXFORD UNIV PR
In its relatively short life as a distinct academic discipline, international political economy (IPE) has become the quintessential interdisciplinary field. A contributed book, International Political Economy brings together a wide range of Canada's finest IPE scholars, offering a comprehensive, balanced introduction to the field of IPE, looking at theories, history, institutions, and topical analysis. With coverage of traditional and contemporary theories throughout, the book expertly integrates political science theory and analysis with economic fundamentals, using both to explore regional and issues analysis.
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- Preface
- Contributors
- Part 1: IPE Perspectives
- 1: Greg Anderson and Christopher J. Kukucha: Back to the Future: IPE and the Evolution of Global Politics
- 2: Axel Hülsemeyer: Traditional Theories
- 3: Rob Aitken: Theoretical Challengers: Post-Positivist Methods in IPE
- 4: Siobhan Byrne: Gender, Feminism, and the Global Political Economy
- Part 2: Economic Fundamentals
- 5: Eric Helleiner: History and Ideological Change in the Global Political Economy
- 6: Mark R. Brawley: To Trade or Not to Trade? The Political Economy of International Exchange
- 7: David Dodge: Monetary Policy Forty Years On
- Part 3: Rules, Norms, and Governance: An International Society?
- 8: Stephen Clarkson, Isabel Duchesne, and Amy Tieu: The Transnational Corporation: Controversial Dynamo of the Global Economy
- 9: Jacqueline Best: The World Bank and International Development: Redefining Poverty as Social Risk
- 10: Robert Wolfe: Reshaping the Trading System after the Doha Round
- 11: Gilbert Gagné: The World Trading Regime and Dispute Settlement
- Part 4: Regionalism
- 12: Lori Thorlakson: European Union
- 13: Geoffrey Hale: North America: Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back?
- 14: Jennifer Y.J. Hsu: Japan and China: The Role of the State in Regional Dynamics
- 15: Adam Sneyd: African Political Economies Beyond 2015: Diversity, Growth, Partnership, and Poverty
- Part 5: Levels of Analysis
- 16: Hans J. Michelmann: Constituent Diplomacy in Federal Countries
- 17: Trevor W. Harrison: A Tale of Two (Global) Cities: London, New York, and the Rise of Finance Capital
- 18: Laura Macdonald and Jeffrey Ayres: Civil Society and International Political Economy
- 19: Anil Hira: Understanding Industrial Policy
- Part 6: Issues in the Twenty-first Century
- 20: Patrick Leblond: The Global Financial Crisis
- 21: Michael Howlett and Jeremy Rayner: Improving Global Natural Resource and Environmental Regimes: Policy Failures in Weak Governance Complexes
- 22: Monica Gattinger and Rafael Aguirre: The Shale Revolution and Canada-United States Energy Relations: Game Changer or Déjà Vu All Over Again?
- 23: David Black and Katelynn Northam: Mega-Events and "Bottom-up" Development: Beyond Window Dressing
- 24: Ellen Gutterman: Corruption in the Global Economy
- 25: Yasmeen Abu-Laban: The Political Economy of International Migration and the Canadian Example
- Glossary
- Index
