Samenvatting van alle voorgeschreven literatuur naast het boek (!) voor Inleiding Internationale Politieke Economie, Politicologie IBO, Universiteit Leiden, 2015/2016

Bevat een literatuursamenvatting van de 25 voorgeschreven artikelen, audio-opnames en video's naast het boek voor het vak Inleiding Internationale Politieke Economie, onderdeel van Politicologie IBO, gegeven aan Universiteit Leiden jaargang 2015/2016. De volgende artikelen, audio-opnames en video's komen in de samenvatting aan bod:

- E. Helleiner (2002) Economic Nationalism as a Challenge to Neoliberalism Lessons from the 19th Century, International Studies Quarterly 46(3), pp.307329.
- S. Krasner (1976) State Power and the Structure of International Trade World Politics, 28(3), pp. 317-347
- T. Friedman (2005), Its a flat world, after all
- P. Ghemawat (2007), Why the World isnt Flat, Foreign Policy, 159, pp. 54-60
- T. Piketty (2014), Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Harvard University Press, pp.1-35 B. - - Cohen (1993), The Triad and the Unholy Trinity: Problems of International Monetary Cooperation in: J.A. Frieden & D.A. Lake (eds), International Political Economy: Perspectives on global power and wealth, 4th edition, Taylor and Francis, pp. 245-256
- Planet Money: Bitcoin goes to the moon.
- C.P. Kindleberger (1975), The Rise of Free Trade in Western Europe, Journal of Economic History, 35(1), pp. 20-55
- Planet Money: The Cotton Wars
- G.R.D. Underhill (2015) The Emerging Post-Crisis Financial Architecture: the pathdependency of ideational adverse selection, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 17(3), pp. 461-493
- K. Young (2012), Transnational regulatory capture An empirical examination of the transnational lobbying of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Review of International Political Economy, 19 (4), pp. 663-688
- Planet Money: Can we create banks we love.
- P. Bowles (2002), Asias post-crisis regionalism: bringing the state back in, keeping the (United) States out, Review of International Political Economy, 9(2), pp. 244 270
- L. E. Armijo (2007), The BRICs Countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) as Analytic Category: Mirage or Insight, Asian Perspective, 31(4), pp. 7-42.
- R. Sharma (2012), Broken BRICS. Why the rest stopped rising, Foreign Affairs, 91(6), pp. 2-7
- K. Hopewell (2014), Different Paths to Power: The rise of Brazil, India, and China at the World Trade Organization, Review of International Political Economy, 22(2), pp. 311-338
- L. Pauly & R. Reich (1997) National Structures and Multinational Corporate Behaviour: Enduring Differences in the Age of Globalization, International Organization, 51(1), pp. 1-30
- P. Dauvergne (2008), Globalization and the Environment
- A. Butler (1992), Environmental Protection and Free Trade: Are they Mutually Exclusive in: J.A. Frieden & D.A. Lake (eds), International Political Economy: Perspectives on global power and wealth, 4th edition, Taylor and Francis, pp. 433- 445
- Oxford Analytica Daily Brief, Backsliding is likely on Paris climate deal
- Foreign Affairs snapshot: The Geopolitics of the Paris Talks
- B. Cohen, (2012), The future of the Euro Lets get real Review of International Political Economy, 19(4), pp. 689-700
- Video: D. Harvey, Crisis of Capitalism
- K. Kolben (2007) Integrative Linkage: Combining public and private regulatory approaches in the design of trade and labor regimes, Harvard International Law Journal, 48(1), pp. 203-256
- M. Naim (2003), The Five Wars of Globalization, Foreign Policy, 134, pp.28-37