Written by the Canada Research Chair in International and Comparative Political Economy, Theories of International Political Economy introduces students to the theories that make up the core, semi-periphery, and periphery of the discipline as it is currently studied. This concise introduction uses an engaging, accessible style to guide students through rich and complex material, enabling them to apply various approaches to their study of international political economy.

About the Author
Stephane Paquin is a professor at lEcole Nationale d'administration Publique and Canada Research Chair in International and Comparative Political Economy and Globalization.

Reviews
"This book does an excellent job comparing major perspectives in IPE and emphasizing similarities and differences between them. It is equally strong in its framing of each perspective in an historical context, including discussing the challenges and problems of each approach." --Cristina Rojas, Carleton University "This text is a 'keeper'--the kind of book one hangs onto in order to refer to if one wants to specialize in IPE or international relations generally. I would recommend this text most highly for any student who is seriously considering this their major field of interest." --Allan E. Warnke, Vancouver Island University



Book Information
ISBN 9780199018963
Author Stephane Paquin
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Oxford University Press, Canada
Publisher Oxford University Press, Canada
Weight(grams) 414g
Dimensions(mm) 229mm * 154mm * 13mm