The Political Economy of International Relations
Robert G. Gilpin’s The Political Economy of International Relations explores the close connection between political power and economic activity across the international system. Combining political and economic perspectives, it provides a scholarly framework for readers seeking to understand global affairs, international relations, and the forces shaping interactions among states and markets.
About This Book
The Political Economy of International Relations examines the relationship between political power and economic forces in global affairs.
Robert G. Gilpin brings together perspectives from international relations and economics to explore how states and markets interact.
The book offers a scholarly framework for considering major questions in the organization and operation of the international system.
It is suited to readers studying political economy, international relations, economics, and related social sciences.
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