Table of Contents

Globalizing' the Study of International Political Economy; N.Phillips Globalization Studies in International Political Economy; N.Phillips The Study of Governance in a Global Political Economy; A.Payne State Debates in International Political Economy; N.Phillips Structures, Institutions and Agency in the Models of Capitalism Debate; M.Beeson & S.Bell Understanding Financial Globalization in International Political Economy; A.Walter The Transnational Relations Debate; R.O'Brien Democratization and the Realm of Politics in International Political Economy; J.Grugel The International Political Economy of Regionalism; F.Söderbaum Whither IPE?; N.Phillips.

Promotional Information

NICOLA PHILLIPS is Hallsworth Research Fellow, University of Manchester. She is an editor of the journal New Economy and co-editor of the International Political Economy Yearbook series. She is author, most recently, of The Southern Cone Model: The Political Economy of Regional Capitalist Development (Routledge, 2004).

About the Author

NICOLA PHILLIPS is Hallsworth Research Fellow, University of Manchester. She is an editor of the journal New Political Economy and co-editor of the International Political Economy Yearbook series. She is author, most recently, of The Southern Cone Model: The Political Economy of Regional Capitalist Development in Latin America(Routledge, 2004).

Reviews

'This excellent collection marks the emergence of a truly global international political economy transcending the divisions that have characterized the field since its beginning.' - Craig N. Murphy, UNDP 'A powerful and illuminating critique of mainstream IPE which charts a path to a truly global analysis of contemporary capitalism. It makes a compelling case for putting issues of development in both industrialised and industrialising economies at the forefront of attention if we wish to understand the processes that make up globalization.' - Andrew Gamble, University of Sheffield, UK 'This original and provocative volume pushes forward the conventional boundaries of international political economy by asking new and important questions at the research frontiers where theoretical, empirical, and normative concerns intersect. Accessible and readable, it will be rewarding and thought provoking for students - and their teachers.' - Louis W. Pauly, University of Toronto, USA