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Major theoretical perspectives—Surveys the major theoretical perspectives in international political economy in Part I.
1.Political, economic, and social relationships—Examines the political, economic, and social relationships–or structures–that tie together international actors in Part II.
2.Policy problems—Discusses a wide range of policy problems in international political economy in Parts III and IV.
3.Case study boxes—Includes case study boxes that provide in-depth and current applications of key IPE concepts.
4.Key terms, discussion questions, and online resources--These features in every chapter reinforce what students learn and encourage further learning.
作者簡介
David Balaam
現職：Professor Emeritus,the University of Puget Sound
Bradford Dillman
現職：the University of Puget Sound
PART I PERSPECTIVES ON INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
Ch 1 What Is International Political Economy?
Ch 2 "Laissez-Faire":The Economic Liberal Perspective
Ch 3 Wealth and Power: The Mercantalist Perspective
Ch 4 Economic Determinism and Exploitation: The Structuralist Perspective
Ch 5 Alternative Perspectives on International Political Economy
PART II STRUCTURES OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
Ch 6 The Production and Trade Structure
Ch 7 The International Monetary and Finance Structure
Ch 8 International Debt and Financial Crises
Ch 9 The Global Security Strcuture
Ch10 The Knowledge and Technology Structure
PART III STATES AND MARKETS
Ch11 The Development Conundrum: Choice Amidst Constraints
Ch12 Regionalism: Toward a More Perfect (European) Union
Ch13 Moving into Position: The Rising Powers
Ch14 The Middle East: The Quest for Development and Democracy
PART IV TRANSNATIONAL PROBLEMS
Ch15 The Illicit Global Economy: The Dark Side of Globalization
Ch16 Migration and Tourism: People on the Move
Ch17 Transnational Corporations: The Governance of Foreign Investment
Ch18 Food and Hunger: Market Failure and Injsutice
Ch19 Oil and Energy: Dependency and Resources Curses
Ch20 The Environment: Steering Away from Global Disaster
