Comparative Political Economy
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Comparative Political Economy
Defining Comparative Political Economy, its significance, and scope

Module #2
Key Concepts and Theories
Understanding political economy, capitalism, socialism, and other ideologies

Module #3
Methodologies in Comparative Political Economy
Comparative methods, case studies, and statistical analysis

Module #4
The State and Economic Development
The role of the state in economic development, intervention, and regulation

Module #5
Market Economies:Liberalism and Neoliberalism
Characteristics, advantages, and criticisms of market economies

Module #6
Coordinated Market Economies:Corporatism and Social Democracy
The role of corporatism and social democracy in economic governance

Module #7
State-Led Economies:Developmental State and Crony Capitalism
The role of the state in guiding economic development and cronies

Module #8
Comparing Capitalist Systems:Varieties of Capitalism
Hall and Soskices framework for comparing capitalist systems

Module #9
The Welfare State and Social Policy
Types of welfare states, social policy, and their impact on economy

Module #10
Globalization and Economic Integration
The impact of globalization on national economies and political systems

Module #11
International Trade and Monetary Regimes
Trade theories, agreements, and monetary regimes

Module #12
Political Economy of Development:Asia and Latin America
Comparing development experiences in Asia and Latin America

Module #13
Political Economy of Development:Africa and Middle East
Comparing development experiences in Africa and Middle East

Module #14
The European Union:A Political Economic Analysis
The EUs governance, policy-making, and economic integration

Module #15
The United States:A Political Economic Analysis
The US political economy, interest groups, and policy-making

Module #16
Chinas Political Economy:Rise of a New Global Power
Chinas economic reforms, governance, and global influence

Module #17
Indias Political Economy:Democracy and Development
Indias economic reforms, governance, and development challenges

Module #18
The Political Economy of Natural Resources
The impact of natural resources on economic development and politics

Module #19
Inequality and Distributive Politics
The political economy of income inequality and distributive policies

Module #20
The Political Economy of Climate Change
The intersection of climate change, politics, and economic development

Module #21
Comparing Financial Systems:Banks, Markets, and Crisis
Comparing financial systems, crisis, and regulation

Module #22
Labor Markets and Industrial Relations
Comparing labor markets, industrial relations, and labor institutions

Module #23
The Digital Economy and Comparative Political Economy
The impact of the digital economy on comparative political economy

Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Comparative Political Economy career

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Comparative Political Economy ( 24 Modules )

Comparative Political Economy
( 24 Modules )