INTL 4230 - International Political Economy


Spring 2009 (course id: 06-541)

 

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Handouts
Syllabus, paper assignment, and any other handouts as applicable.
Lecture guides
Lecture outlines, recommended additional reading, etc.
Links
General list of recommended links
 


Handouts


Lecture outlines

Introduction

Jan. 13: Globalization
lecture outline.

Jan. 15: Basic concepts & theories
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The Politics of International Trade

Jan. 20: Comparative advantage and the politics of trade
lecture outline.

Jan. 22: Hegemons, free trade, and protectionism before WWII
lecture outline.

Jan. 27: The domestic politics of trade
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Useful Economist article about the Smoot- Hawley tariff

Jan. 29: Trade and jobs
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Link to Krugman & Lawrence's "Trade, Jobs, and Wages"

Feb. 3: Multinational corporations
lecture outline.

Feb. 5: Regional integration
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Feb. 10: Multilateral trade negotiations & the WTO
lecture outline.
WTO website.

The Politics of International Finance

Feb. 12: Monetary politics & exchange rate regimes
lecture outline.

Feb. 17: The gold standard & Bretton Woods
lecture outline.
The full text of William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech. This link also has a recording Bryan made some time later of his speech, so you can hear him speak his own words much better than I did in class. :-)

Feb. 19: The Wizard of Oz (movie)
Interesting discussion of more recent scholarship interpreting the Wizard of Oz.

Feb. 24: Financial politics and the IMF
lecture outline.
IMF website.

Feb. 26: Dollarization & monetary integration
lecture outline.
Link to the website showing pictures of hyperinflation banknotes.

Mar. 3: International financial crises
lecture outline.

National Economies and Development in a Globalized World

Mar. 17: National systems of political economy
lecture outline.

Mar. 19: The state and economic development
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Mar. 24: Development in the South
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Mar. 26: Patterns of reform and success
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Mar. 31: Helping poor countries? Debt, debt relief, and aid
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Apr. 2: Helping the Bottom Billion 1
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Apr. 7: Helping the Bottom Billion 2
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The future of the global political economy

Apr. 14: The state and globalization
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Apr. 16: Do states compete?
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Apr. 21: International financial crises 2
lecture outline.

Apr. 23: Governance in the global economy
lecture outline.

Apr. 28: Conclusions and wrap-up
lecture outline.

 


General recommended links

Excellent general information on international politics

Resources for paper writing

 


Honors Option

Honors Option Assignment


INTL 4230 - International Political Economy / maurits@uga.edu
Last updated 7 April 2009.