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Global Political Economy

Our Department has an exceptionally strong concentration of expertise in Global Political Economy (GPE). Such faculty include:

 

These faculty members are also known for their long standing contributions to International Political Economy (IPE), including:

  • Tony Porter’s work on the international regulation of finance and private authority in international affairs
  • Robert O’Brien’s work on multilateral economic institutions and global social movements
  • Richard Stubbs’ work on Asia-Pacific Relations and
  • Stephen McBride's work on neoliberal globalization and North American political economy. 

 

In addition, two of the faculty members have edited or written IPE text books:

  • Richard Stubbs and Underhill’s three editions of Political Economy and the Changing Global Order
  • Robert O’Brien and Mark Williams’ three editions of Global Political Economy; Evolution and Dynamics.

 

The work of all of these faculty members is distinguished by their shared interest in the institutional characteristics of the governance of the contemporary global political economy. The work of other members of our Department intersects with IPE themes as well, including:

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