Political Economy

Interactions of political and economic institutions and organizations, among states, within states, and across ethnic or national boundaries.

Political Economy Courses

This list is subject to change as courses are added to and dropped from the curriculum.
125: State and Markets (Ásgeirsdóttir)
165: Environmental Conflicts in Latin America (Haughney)
171: International Politics (Richter)
191: Western Political Theory (Corlett)
209: Contemporary United States-Latin American Relations (Pérez-Armendáriz)
218: U.S. Environmental Politics and Policy (Rogers)
222: International Political Economy (Ásgeirsdóttir)
224: Politics of International Trade (Ásgeirsdóttir)
247: Regional Politics in Southern Africa (Hill)
248: The Arctic: Politics, Economics, Peoples (Ásgeirsdóttir)
249: Comparative Politics in Latin America (Haughney/Soifer)
250: Politics of Third World Development (Haughney)
253: U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East (Hooglund)
258: Environmental Diplomacy (Richter)
290: Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa (Hill)
295: Reading Marx, Rethinking Marxisms (Corlett)
297: Household and Political Theory (Corlett)
315: International Cooperation (Ásgeirsdóttir)
329: American Political Development (Engel)
335: Democratic Transitions (Haughney)
340: Democracy in South Africa (Hill)
380: Climate Change and Public Policy (MacKenzie)
394: Contemporary Liberalism and Democratic Action (Corlett)
396: Poverty and Democracy (Corlett)
s14: Gender and Tobacco (Plastas)
s27: Political Conservation in Chile (Haughney)
FSA: St. Petersburg, Russia (Ásgeirsdóttir)