International Political Economy

Focusing on the evolution of international political economy since the 1970s, this book explores its rise in response to significant global crises, such as the Arab oil embargo. It provides a thorough analysis of the contrasting perspectives between American and British schools of thought, highlighting how scholars address the complexities of an interconnected world economy. This comprehensive examination sheds light on the field's significance within political science and economics, emphasizing its relevance in contemporary discussions.