Definition:
International Political Economy (IPE) can be defined as an analytic effort to break down the barriers between politics, economy and sociology and their methods of analysis seeking a comprehensive study of mainly global or international issues and events.
Three Interdisciplinary perspectives of IPE:
*Mercantilism and Economic Nationalism: This perspective is very close to realist perspective and advocates the the national interests and control of market economy in order to increase wealth and power by promoting exports and reducing imports.
*Economic Liberalism: Unlike mercantilism, this perspective advocates the individual interests, capitalism and free trade.
*Structuralism: This perspective derives from Marxism and Leninism describing the class interests shape the market economy of a country.
Levels of analysis of IPE:
-Individual level
-State level
-International level
-Global Level
Four Structures of IPE:
*Security: security threats from state and non-state actors
*Production and trade: Who produces and for whom
*Finance and monetary: Patterns of money flow
*Knowledge and Technology: Knowledge as power.
Review of International Political Economy was created in 1994.
Some major branches of political science include political theory, international relations, comparative politics, political economy, political Psychology, political communication, and formal theory and methodology.
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Vincent A. Mahler has written: 'Dependency approaches to international political economy' -- subject(s): Dependency, International economic relations
Michael G. Schechter has written: 'Innovation in Multilateralism (International Political Economy)'
Roy E. Allen has written: 'Financial Crisis and Recession in the Global Economy (Studies in International Political Economy)' 'Financial crises and recession in the global economy' -- subject(s): Recessions, International finance, Financial crises, Economic history
Principles of Political Economy was created in 1848.
Constitutional Political Economy was created in 1990.
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Political science focuses on public policies, governments and governmental processes. Subspecialties in the field of political science include political philosophy, political economy, political theory and international relations. Degrees available include a bachelor's in political science, master's in American government and Ph.D. in political theory.
Political economy.
New Perspectives on Political Economy was created in 2005.