This lesion covers the contours of what constitutes the field of international/global political economy.

This lesson will introduce the bedrocks of contemporary political economy, with a focus on the international dynamics of classical liberalism and economic nationalism.

This lesson tackles the complexities, both in accuracy and inadequacy, of Marx’s critique of the capitalist system, and applies it to theories of globalization.

This section looks at the development of post-human value theories of wealth and focuses on the construction of certain socioeconomic systems.

This session engages with the nature of interactions of international and domestic forces and their consequences.

This class addresses the “knots and bolts” of the global trading system and its evolution.

This lesson examines the historical and contemporary intricacies of global monetary and financial structures and actors.

This class handles several global financial crises and the way international actors and institutions have handled and mishandled them.

This course discusses how further globalization will necessarily generate political reactions, at times, in a populist manner.

This session examines the impact that the pursuit of global growth and profit have had on global inequality and poverty.

This section looks at the successes and failures of international economic development.

The final lesson discusses the impact of global economy on the environment, questioning the rationale of global economic growth and examining political and technological possibilities for dealing with the climate change crisis.