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Category Archives: Review of International Political Economy
Warwick/RIPE Debate 2013
h/t Dr. Simon Glaze. An International Political Economy (IPE) themed post. Recently, one of my favourite academic journals, the Review of International Political Economy, or RIPE, marked its twentieth anniversary. Below is a link of a video (I think now … Continue reading
Posted in International Development, International Political Economy, Posts, Review of International Political Economy
Tagged Cornelia Woll, Eurocentric, International Development, International Political Economy, John Hobson, Matthew Watson, Review of International Political Economy, RIPE, Simon Glaze, Warwick University
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IPEG@40: 40 years of IPE and counting…
This week I attended the International Political Economy Group (IPEGG, pronounced as I-PEG) annual meeting at Warwick University which was extremely special given that this year marked 40 years sine the discipline of International Political Economy was founded by Susan Strange Continue reading
Posted in International Political Economy, IPE, New Political Economy, Posts, Review of International Political Economy
Tagged Benjamin Cohen, BISA, BISA Manchester 2011, British International Studies Association, casino capitalism, Classical Political Economy, critical IPE, economics, Geoffrey Underhill, Global Institutions, International Political Economy, International Political Economy Group, International Relations, IPE, IPEG, IPEG@40, IR, knowledge structure, Leonard Seabrooke, Matthew Bishop, Matthew Watson, Nicola Phillips, Phoebe Moore, Political Economy, Political Economy and the Changing Global Order, Review of International Political Economy, Richard Higgot, rising powers, Ronen Palan, Rorden Wilkinson, Routledge, Scarman House, Simon Glaze, Susan Strange, transatlantic divide, University of Birmingham, University of Salford, University of the West Indies, University of Warwick, Warwick University
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