Contemporary Theories of Political Economy
TuTh 330-5P
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Session 1 2011 Introduction
Session 2 2011 Economic Liberalism
Session 3 Political Liberalism 2011
Session 4 Rational Choice 2011
Session 5 Cooperation, Group Size, Coase Theorem
Session 6 comparative Advantage 2011
Session 7 Historical critique of Liberalism: Polanyi
Session 8 Liberal Critique continued: Irrationality, Institutions, and the Market-Democracy Link
Session 9 The Political Economy of Justice 2011
Session 10 Marx and Modern Political Economy 2011
Session 11 The Political Economy of Community 2011
Session 12 Community and Nation 2011
Session 13 Fascism, Cultural Community, and Economic Nationalism 2011
Session 14 Economic Nationalism and Depression 2011
Session 15 Explaining the Great Depression 2011
Session 16 International Embedded Liberalism 2011
Session 17 Domestic Embedded Liberalism and the Welfare State 2011
Session 18 Liberal Theories of Development 2011
Session 19 Dependency Theory 2011
Session 20 Institutional Paths to Development 2011
Session 21 Asian Success 2011
Session 22 Globalization: A Neoliberal victory 2011
Session 23 Globalization and Shifting World Power: Economic Nationalist fears 2011
Session 24 Globalization and Community: Does Globalization increase Cultural Conflict?
Session 25 Globalization and inequality in the United States
Session 26 Can Freedom, Equality, and Community coexist? The European Experiment and the Welfare State
Session 27 Resource Scarcity, Exploitation, and Environmental Degradation: The ultimate challenge
Session 28 Tragedy of the Commons: The Arctic
Session 29 Review