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POLS 000/4551 - Theories of Political Economy (3 cr.)


Prerequisites
RHET 1020 , POLS 3550 

Description
This course provides an in-depth look into the theories of modern political economy. It introduces the methodological and ideological diversity of schools and traditions of political economy, ranging from the left to the right. The syllabus covers key topics tackled by political economy, such as free markets, industrialization, the state, labor-capital relations, revolutions, and economic development. The course allows students to engage immediately and critically with political economy’s formative texts and their basic concepts.

When Offered
Offered in spring.


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