INTST 201 - Introduction to International Political Economy

5 CR

Examines international economics in the post-World War II era. Students investigate the post-war economic and political orders, including the crisis of the 1970’s-1980’s and north/south and east/west relations.

Course Outcomes

Define globalization and identify, analyze and evaluate the positive and negative effects of globalization as well as different countries’ policies with respect to globalization
Describe the major forces that have influenced and continue to influence the global political economy Explain the basis for economic conflict and cooperation among states in the global system
Compare and contrast diverse viewpoints and articulate well-reasoned arguments regarding contemporary issues related to international political economy
Apply concepts and theories from the field of international political economy to the real world
Critically evaluate the global economic system through the lens of social responsibility, including with regards to environmental sustainability

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