Political Science and International Relations

This course aims to introduce the basic concepts and perspectives of international political economy with a particular emphasis put on the relationship between markets and state, and the reflections on the society.

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Balaam, D. and Dillman, B. (2016). Introduction to International Political Economy (6th ed.). London and New York: Routledge. O'Brien, R. and Williams, M. (2016). Global Political Economy (5th ed.). London: Palgrave Macmillan. Additional readings are uploaded to LMS.

There is zero-tolerance to any form of academic dishonesty. Any form of academic dishonesty (for ex. plagiarism, using AI in an unethical way, cheating during exams, re-submitting your own/someone else’s work for the course etc.) are unacceptable and will have serious results. Plagiarism refers to presentation of another person’s ideas or direct/paraphrased quotations in your own work without citations. Please consult the instructor when you have hesitations.