POLI 372 - International Political Econom

3 Credit Hours
International political economy examines the interactions of markets and political forces. It focuses on areas for which the study of economics alone is insufficient, such as the effect of global economic activity on national interests, the durability and success of international regimes, and the international distribution of wealth and economic activities. It includes attention to the formal and informal institutions that direct development, well-being, conflict, cooperation, and rivalry.

Course Attributes: Peace & Justice Studies Minor

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Arts & Sciences Political Science