Theories of International Political Economy
Don Mills, Oxford University Press, 2016, 240 p.
Theories of International Political Economy introduces students to the theories that make up the core, semi-periphery, and periphery of the discipline of IPE as it is studied today. Aiming to expose and clarify the differences between the orthodox and the heterodox schools of IPE, esteemed IPE
scholar Stephane Paquin expertly guides students through the fundamental principles at the heart of realist, liberal, domestic politics, Marxist, neo-Gramscian, British school, green, and feminist approaches. Engaging and accessible, this concise introduction equips students with the foundation they
need to comprehend and critically assess existing IPE research and to begin forming the theoretical lens through which they will conduct their own analyses.
scholar Stephane Paquin expertly guides students through the fundamental principles at the heart of realist, liberal, domestic politics, Marxist, neo-Gramscian, British school, green, and feminist approaches. Engaging and accessible, this concise introduction equips students with the foundation they
need to comprehend and critically assess existing IPE research and to begin forming the theoretical lens through which they will conduct their own analyses.
