This text, provides an interdisciplinary and international introduction to the study of political economy, looking at interests, institutions, ideas, and globalization through a rational choice framework.
This text, provides an interdisciplinary and international introduction to the study of political economy, looking at interests, institutions, ideas, and globalization through a rational choice framework.
Prosper M. Bernard, Jr., a former Fulbright scholar, has held academic appointments in the United States and Canada. He is currently an adjunct assistant professor at the City University of New York and New York University. He has published several books and scholarly articles.
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List of Figures List of Tables List of In Focus Boxes Acknowledgement 1. Introduction to the Study of Comparative Political Economy PART I: THE EFFECTS OF INSTITUTIONS AND DEMOCRATIC POLITICS ON ECONOMIC OUTCOMES 2. Economic Institution 3. Political Institutions 4. Political Cycles in Economic Policies and Outcomes PART II: THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMY AND SOCIETY ON DOMESTIC POLITICS 5. Economic Voting 6. Inequality 7. Redistribution 8. Conclusion-Current Directions in CPE Bibliography Index
List of Figures List of Tables List of In Focus Boxes Acknowledgement 1. Introduction to the Study of Comparative Political Economy PART I: THE EFFECTS OF INSTITUTIONS AND DEMOCRATIC POLITICS ON ECONOMIC OUTCOMES 2. Economic Institution 3. Political Institutions 4. Political Cycles in Economic Policies and Outcomes PART II: THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMY AND SOCIETY ON DOMESTIC POLITICS 5. Economic Voting 6. Inequality 7. Redistribution 8. Conclusion-Current Directions in CPE Bibliography Index
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