The Routledge Handbook to Global Political Economy: Conversations and Inquiries

ISBN-13: 9781138479883 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 32 str.

Ernesto Vivares

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This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to how Global Political Economy (GPE) is conceptualized and researched around the world. Including contributions that range from traditional International Political Economy to GPE approaches, the book gathers the investigations, perspectives and innovative research from all over the world.

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Introduction  Chapter 1 – Global Conversations and Inquiries  Part I – Historical Waves and [opening] Ontological Axes  Chapter 2 – The Sick Man of IPE: the British School  Chapter 3 – Globalizing the Historical Roots of IPE  Chapter 4 – The State of Development in a Globalized World: Perspectives on Advanced and Industrializing Countries   Chapter 5 – The International Political Economy of the Rise China and Emerging Powers: Traditional Perspectives and Beyond  Chapter 6 – The tailoring of IPE in Latin America: lost, misfit, or misperceived?  Chapter 7 – The International Political Economy of Africa in Theory & Practice  Part II – Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives  Chapter 8 – Open Economy Monetary Politics  Chapter 9 – The Politics of Trade in an Open Economy: Domestic Competition over Policy  Chapter 10 – Global Commodity Chains, Global Value Chains, and Global Production Networks  Chapter 11 – The IPE of Regional Value Chains  Chapter 12 – Constructivist IPE  Chapter 13 – World Order: Perspective lines on transformation  Chapter 14 – From Marx to Critical International Political Economy  Chapter 15 – Gramscian IPE   Chapter 16 – The Concept(s) of Hegemony in IPE  Chapter 17 – Ghosts, pluriverse, and hopes. From "development" to post-development Part III – Beyond Traditional Perspectives  Chapter 18 – The BRICS initiative as a challenge to contemporary IPE  Chapter 19 – The Long Battle for Global Governance Continued  Chapter 20 – The GPE of Regionalism: Beyond European and North American Conceptual Cages  Chapter 21 – The IPE of Transnational Class and Contemporary Capitalism  Chapter 22 – The IPE and Ecological Economics of degrowth and welfare   Chapter 23 – Extractivism: the curse of plenty  Chapter 24 – IPE of Borders: Between Formal and Informal Regionalisms  Chapter 25 – The IPE of War and Liberal Peace  Chapter 26 – Transnational Organized Crime and Political Economy  Part IV – Regional Perspectives and Inquiries  Chapter 27 – IPE Beyond Western Paradigms: China, Africa, and Latin America in comparative perspective  Chapter 28 – The PE of the European Union: The Tension between National and Supranational Politics  Chapter 29 – IPE Scholarship About Southeast Asia: Theories of Development and State-Market-Society Relations  Chapter 30 – East Asia’s Developmental States in Evolution: The challenge of sustaining national competitiveness at the technological frontier  Chapter 31 – Building an Interdependence Framework for the IPE of a Rising India  Chapter 32 – The International Political Economy of Human Security in Africa  Chapter 33 – Regionalism in the Middle East: Turkish case in perspective  Chapter 34 – The IPE of Development Finance in Latin America  Chapter 35 – The Constructivist IPE of Regionalism in South America  Chapter 36 – The IPE of Caribbean Development  Part V – New Research Arenas  Chapter 37 – The IPE of global social policy governance  Chapter 38 – Globalization and Global Production Networks  Chapter 39 – The IPE of Global Tax Governance  Chapter 40 – The political economy of new technology – especially with an eye to the labor market  Chapter 41 – Cyberpolitics and IPE: towards a research agenda in the Global South  Chapter 42 – The IPE of Regional Energy Integration in South America  Chapter 43 – Industrial Policy in Latin America: A Theoretical Discussion  Chapter 44 – The IPE of Global Corporations  Chapter 45 – The IPE of Cities and Space  Chapter 46 – Migration and International Political Economy   Chapter 47 – International Political Economy and the Environment  Chapter 48 – Conceptual Hinges between International Political Economy and Economic Intelligence: some disciplinary challenges  Chapter 49 – The IPE of Money Laundering and Terrorist Finance