| 1 |
What is International Political Economy (IEP)? Basic concepts and fields (Balaam ve Dillman, 32-43); (Ünay, 10-18) |
| 2 |
Liberal IPE Approach (Balaam ve Dillman, 57-78) |
| 3 |
Mercantilist UEP Approach (Balaam ve Dillman, 91-118) |
| 4 |
Structuralist-Marxist IPE Approach, (Balaam ve Dillman, 123-145) |
| 5 |
International Trade (Balaam ve Dillman, 189-212) |
| 6 |
International Finance (Balaam ve Dillman, 217-240) |
| 7 |
International Debt and Financial Crises(Balaam ve Dillman, 252-275) |
| 8 |
The Global Development Paradigm and the Role of the State (Balaam ve Dillman, 356-388; (Ünay, 97-114) |
| 9 |
International Manufacturing and Multinational Corporations (Balaam ve Dillman, 569-600) |
| 10 |
Energy and IPE (Balaam ve Dillman, 640-659) |
| 11 |
Turkey and International Political Economy from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic (Ünay, 131-149; Ünay, 162-167; 183-196) |
| 12 |
Import Substitute Industrialization and Neoliberal Transformation (Ünay, 219-237); (Ünay, 251-263) |
| 13 |
Market Socialism and the Transformation of Political-Economic Institutions |
| 14 |
Global Problems and Economic Crises |
