City St George's, University of London · Full-time
Global Political Economy
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the complex global economic system and its socio-political dynamics. Our Master's in Global Political Economy will enable you to critically examine the various aspects of power and authority in global capitalism. You wi…
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Develop a comprehensive understanding of the complex global economic system and its socio-political dynamics. Our Master's in Global Political Economy will enable you to critically examine the various aspects of power and authority in global capitalism. You will build a valuable knowledge base covering economic and financial dynamics, subjects of global order and state strategies. Your learning will span from global inequality and tax evasion to financial regulation and financial crises. You will gain analytical skills to critically evaluate the relationships between markets, governments and networks. In this course, we aim to give you an advanced concept of the problems of global capitalism in the 21st century and allow you to examine rapid economic change and its socio-political roots. If you want to explore a wide-angle perspective on global economic and financial relations, this programme is perfect. You will also embrace learning about inter-state competition, mechanisms of global governance and processes of transformation.
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