Introduction to Political Economy
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
What is Political Economy?
Defining the field and its importance

Module #2
Brief History of Political Economy
From ancient Greece to modern times

Module #3
Key Concepts:Economics, Politics, and Power
Understanding the intersections and relationships

Module #4
The Role of Institutions in Political Economy
Governments, markets, and civil society

Module #5
Classical Thinkers:Adam Smith and Karl Marx
Their contributions to political economy

Module #6
Contemporary Debates:Neoliberalism and Its Critics
Market fundamentalism and its discontents

Module #7
Globalization and Its Impacts
Trade, investment, and inequality

Module #8
The Political Economy of Development
Growth, poverty, and inequality

Module #9
The Role of the State in Economic Development
Industrial policy, regulation, and market failure

Module #10
Markets and Morality
Ethical considerations in economic decision-making

Module #11
The Political Economy of Inequality
Causes, consequences, and policies

Module #12
Gender and Political Economy
Womens economic empowerment and feminist critiques

Module #13
The Environment and Political Economy
Sustainability, climate change, and ecojustice

Module #14
International Political Economy
Global governance, trade, and finance

Module #15
The Political Economy of Money and Finance
Central banks, financialization, and crises

Module #16
The Role of Civil Society in Political Economy
Social movements, NGOs, and advocacy

Module #17
Case Study:The Political Economy of a Country/Region
In-depth analysis of a selected country or region

Module #18
Quantitative Methods in Political Economy
Basic econometrics and data analysis

Module #19
Qualitative Methods in Political Economy
Case studies, interviews, and ethnography

Module #20
The Future of Work and Political Economy
Automation, jobs, and the gig economy

Module #21
The Political Economy of Health and Education
Public goods, markets, and human development

Module #22
The Political Economy of Migration and Refugees
Global flows, borders, and human rights

Module #23
The Political Economy of Culture and Identity
Nation-building, globalization, and cultural diversity

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

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Introduction to Political Economy ( 24 Modules )

Introduction to Political Economy
( 24 Modules )