This course introduces students to the interdisciplinary field of International Political Economy, which examines the dynamic relationship between politics and economics in the global arena. The course explores how political processes shape economic outcomes and how economic structures influence political decisions at the national and international levels. Through theoretical approaches and empirical case studies, students critically analyze global trade, finance, production, development, and emerging contemporary challenges within the global political economy.

CILO-1: Explain and critically evaluate major theoretical perspectives and analytical tools used in the study of International Political Economy. CILO-2: Assess and discuss the political implications of global economic processes, including trade liberalization, financial integration, and development dynamics. CILO-3: Analyze and interpret the roles and impacts of key international economic institutions, and the roles and influences of major powers CILO-4: Apply theoretical knowledge to contemporary issues in international political economy, demonstrating the ability to critically engage with current policy debates and global economic challenges.