POLS 383 - International Political Economy (4)

Investigates patterns in the organization, competition and distribution of power and wealth within and between nations by examining the actors, institutions, and processes that regulate the competition for influence and control at the center of international public relations. Emphasis is placed on the interplay of political competition and compromise on issues such as production, trade, and finance. Recommended prerequisite: any 200-level Political Science course. See department chair.