Category: International Economic Relations Sort by: visit | title   International Economic Relations by Chinese University of Hong Kong   URL: http://kafuwong.econ.cuhk.edu.hk/teaching/eco3530/e3530_99/s......   This course studies the economic relations among countries, as the course title implies. We will introduce only briefly the economic theory of international trade and international finance. The focus will be on the economic competition and cooperation among countries. We will study the formation and operations of international organizations, such as WTO (World Trade Organization), ASEAN (Association of South-East Asian Nations), European Union, , IMF (International Monetary Fund), World Bank, etc. Knowledge from Intermediate Macroeconomics, International Trade and International Finance would be helpful but is not necessary.   1402 visits has been made through our site.     ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS by Asian University of Science and Technology   URL: http://www.worldcapitalforum.com/sylec.html   The steady globalization of economic activity over the last few decades has intensified the reassertion of the region as critical locus of economic order and a foundation of competitive advantage. This process, being crucial for the world economy, is determining the management of geopolitics and space economics on micro- and macro levels. To that,the course Economic Geography and International Relations will provide geographical knowledge to broaden the worldview and strategic competence in valuation of spatial structures and international relations. Applying the methods of both sciences, it is mainly targeted to develop critical thinking and understanding towards interdependence of global economic issues, cultural differences and regional integration. As all human activities have spatial, political, historical and cultural implications, Economic Geography and International Relations will reflect the living space of humans, their activities towards structural and cultural formation of economic space. Particularly, Economic Geography and International Relations will exemplify aforementioned aspects highlighting regions and countries from all continents by analyzing their political and economic structure and cross border relations. With the conceptual approach of linking theory and practice, the principles of Economic Geography and International Relations will be applied to undertake policy formulation for the economic management of current world issues.   929 visits has been made through our site.     International Economic Relations by Chinese University of Hong Kong   URL: http://kafuwong.econ.cuhk.edu.hk/teaching/eco3530/   This course studies the economic relations among countries, as the course title implies. We will introduce only briefly the economic theory of international trade and international finance. The focus will be on the economic competition and cooperation among countries. A number of international organizations have played an important role in enhancing the competition and cooperation among countries. Examples of these organizations include WTO (World Trade Organization), ASEAN (Association of South-East Asian Nations), European Union, , IMF (International Monetary Fund), and World Bank, etc. By studying the formation and operation of these organizations, we will have an idea about the benefits and costs of the economic competition and cooperation among countries, and hence the possibility of future evolution of these organization and cooperations.   863 visits has been made through our site.     INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS by University at Buffalo   URL: http://wings.buffalo.edu/soc-sci/pol-sci/courses/psc641/syll......   This course provides an overview of some of the primary theoretical perspectives and analytical approaches for studying international political economy. We will survey the contemporary literature with special emphasis on theory, conceptualization, methodology, and practical application.   784 visits has been made through our site.     International Economic Relations and Development Economics by Institute der Wirtschafts   URL: http://www.bwl.uni-kiel.de/KiSS/KURSE/2000/econ.html   The course is intended to introduce major developments both in international economic relations comprising developing economies and development economics and confront these developments with the theory of international trade, capital movements and economic growth. Key issues will be determinants of economic growth, the trade patterns of developing economies, their participation in the international trading system and the financial order as well as structural adjustment and stabilisation. The course covers recent empirical changes and shocks which impact upon the integration of developing economies into the international division of labour   756 visits has been made through our site.     International Relations Concentration by Cornell University   URL: http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/irc/   The International Relations Concentration is an interdisciplinary program for undergraduate students enrolled in any of the seven Cornell undergraduate colleges. The IR Concentration provides a structured yet flexible program for undergraduates to take advantage of the vast resources available at the university for studying the politics, economics, history, languages, and cultures of the countries and regions of the world.   730 visits has been made through our site.     International Political Economy by NC State University   URL: http://www2.chass.ncsu.edu/stephen/439syl.html   This course examines the international struggle for power and wealth among governments, firms and other actors. Among other things it will investigate the historical origins of the international economy, the causes of trade disputes, the power of multi-national corporations, the pressures created by international financial flows, the causes of poverty and underdevelopment in the third world, and the role played by international institutions in reducing conflict. There are no pre-requisites for the course. The intuitions behind theories of international trade, exchange and finance will be explained as necessary.   724 visits has been made through our site.     INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION by WESLEYAN UNIVERSTIY   URL: http://ggallarotti.web.wesleyan.edu/gov329.htm   This course is an introduction to the study of the major issues of international economic relations today: trade, monetary relations, imperialism, debt, foreign direct investment, resource cartels, development, international migration, the environment, and the global business cycle. Emphasis will be placed on analyzing competing theories of international political economy. In addition, the class will participate in simulated diplomatic bargaining exercises on current issues of international economic relations   723 visits has been made through our site.     International Political Economy by Emory University   URL: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~erein//courses/pols319/syl......   This course examines the politics of international economic relations, or globalization. Recurring questions in the course include: "What is the relationship between politics and economic performance?", "Why do government adopt the economic policies they do?", "What causes economic conflict among nations?", "Why do states manage to cooperate economically in some cases but not others?", and "Why do governments promote or oppose globalization under different circumstances?" In particular, we will study international trade policy and protectionism, exchange rate regimes and capital mobility, financial crises and stabilization in developing countries, foreign investment and multinational corporations, regional economic integration, and the effects of globalization on environmental and labor standards. For each topic, we will consider theoretical explanations along with historical and contemporary examples.   701 visits has been made through our site.     INTERNATIONAL TRADING RELATIONS by Tulane University   URL: http://www.tulane.edu/~dnelson/COURSES/UGTrade/syl433.htm   In this course we extend the ideas and tools developed in intermediate microeconomics to the study of international economic relations. We begin by studying a number of simple models of trade between nations that attempt to explain that trade in terms of a small number of basic facts about the economic conditions characterizing nations: technology, tastes, and endowments of factors of production. Using these simple models as our tools, we turn to an examination of the arguments for free trade and protection. We finish the course with an anlysis of some of the political and institutional details of trade policy making and implementation, with a particular focus on the US. Not only will this analysis help us to better understand one of the premier economic issues of the day, but it will increase our familiarity and facility with the models developed in the first part of the course.   673 visits has been made through our site.     Internetional relation by Texas Tech University   URL: http://www2.tltc.ttu.edu/saideman/3361syl.htm   This course is divided into three major sections. The first several weeks will be spent on understanding the ideas and approaches scholars of international relations use to understand war, peace, trade, etc. The middle part of the course will apply the concepts that have been developed to some of the major events of this century: the World Wars, the Cold War, the Gulf War, and Bosnia. The last few weeks will focus on issues and problems currently facing the US and everyone else in this New World (Dis)Order.   664 visits has been made through our site.     The Politics of International Economic Relations by UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA   URL: http://www.u.arizona.edu/ic/spiro/360syl99f.html   This course will examine the politics of international economics, and to a lesser extent, the economic determinants of international politics. We will survey both the history of international political economy and theories that seek to explain it. Our goal will not only be one of explaining the world around us, but as well, to explore the ways that scholars of international politics and economics formulate and think about questions of importance   636 visits has been made through our site.     International Relations by University of Michigan   URL: http://www.polisci.ccsu.edu/Brown/IntRel.htm   The purpose of this course is to introduce you to the concepts, key factors, and methods that are used in the study of international relations and world politics. The course is also designed to introduce to you the issues in world politics that impact our nation and the world in which we live. We will compare the global perspectives of our nation and others in order to determine the impact of national foreign policies in the international system. You are encouraged to become involved in class discussions.   624 visits has been made through our site.     Politics of International Economic Relations by University of Missouri-Columbia   URL: http://web.missouri.edu/~polswww/sosland/ps304.htm   This course provides the analytical tools to better understand the politics of international economic relations. We will focus on three broad conceptual topics: the role of the state as well as the international institutions and markets; the domina nt ideologies and theories of international political economy; and foreign policy processes. My goal is for you to leave this course with the ability to analyze the politics of international economic relations in a sophisticated way   618 visits has been made through our site.     © 2000 The Chinese University of Hong Kong