International Political Economy

Course content

1. 1Politics and marketsComing
2. 2Theories of political economyComing
3. 3The politics of tradeComing
4. 4Trade agreementsComing
5. 5Multinational corporationsComing
6. 6The international monetary systemComing
7. 7Financial crisesComing
8. 8Development and the global SouthComing
9. 9Energy and commoditiesComing
10. 10Global inequalityComing
11. 11Economic sanctionsComing
12. 12The future of globalizationComing

Requirements

• POLS-230 Introduction to International Relations
• ECON-102 Principles of Macroeconomics

Recommended background. You can start any course at any time.

Description

How politics shapes trade, money, investment and development across borders.

Part of the Arts & Social Sciences stream, typically taken in year 3.