POLS 3275 Lecture Notes - International Political Economy, International Inequality, Bretton Woods System

• School: York University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLS 3275
• Professor: Hannes Lacher

Document Summary

Faculty of liberal arts and professional studies. Ofnice hours: thu 10- 11:30pm. Instructor: assoc prof hannes lacher. Telephone: [phone] ext 88843. !this course examines the actors, processes and issues involved in the politics of international economic relations. The course will introduce students to a global perspective on the formation of world order in the 19th and. The focus of the course will be concerned with the formation of. Part i - conceptual foundations: uneven development and international. Part ii - industrialization and late development in the 19th century: patterns of (late) development (jan 28) Schwartz: states, markets and the origins of international inequality", states vs markets, ch 2, pp. Schwartz: economic and hegemonic cycles", states vs markets, ch 3, pp. Schwartz: the industrial revolution and late development", states vs. Schwartz: the collapse of the 19th century economy: the erosion of. Hegemony?", states vs markets, ch 7, pp. Schwartz: the depression, us domestic politics, and the foundation of the.