Courses in this concentration allow majors to explore interconnections among international, national, and sub-national political economies—a phenomenon currently known as “globalization.” Majors who choose this concentration will develop a better understanding of globalization, the links between globalization and national outcomes, and the institutions that attempt to manage international economic affairs.
Two of the following:
Economics
- 3020 Intermediate Macroeconomics
- 3340 Government in the Economy
- 3370 World Economy
- 3540 Development Economics
- 4330 International Trading Relations
- 3970/3980 Special Studies in Economics
Three of the following:
Economics
- 3330 Environment and Natural Resources
Philosophy
- 6510 Theories of Economic Justice
Political Economy
- 4970/4980 Special Topics in Political Economy
Political Science
- 3410 Politics and Nationalism
- 3540 International Political Economy
- 4030 Comparative Political Economy of the Welfare State
- 4620 Global Environmental Politics
