2004-2005 Undergraduate Calendar

International Political Economy

  

This program is co-ordinated by the Departments of Economics and Political Science

Co-ordinators

Robert Dimand, Department of Economics

Dan Madar, Department of Political Science

  

General Information

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Administrative Assistant

Karen Phillips

905-688-5550, extension 4697

Taro Hall 410

Administrative Assistant

Christine Schacht

905-688-5550, extension 3476

Taro Hall 468

The Honours BA in International Political Economy offers students an opportunity to combine studies in Economics and Political Science to develop an understanding of the forces of globalization and their consequences.

The study of political economy explores, from diverse perspectives, the interplay of economic forces with political processes and institutions, and in particular, the relationship between states and markets. Many of the most significant questions of political economy are becoming international in scope because of three interrelated phenomena: production, finance and trade increasingly transcend the traditional jurisdictions of nation states; the effects of economic globalization have been intensified by developments in communications technologies and cultural processes; in these contexts, fundamental political questions of (re)distribution and power are becoming internationalized, and international forces increasingly rival domestic ones as influences on state policy.

  

Program Notes

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1.  ECON 4P13 and 4P14 are recommended for those intending to proceed to graduate studies in Economics or International Affairs.  
2.  One of POLI 4P22, 4P26, 4P27, 4P95 strongly recommended.  
3.  In all 20 credit degree programs, at least 12 credits must be numbered 2(alpha)00 or above, six of which must be numbered 2(alpha)90 or above and of these, three must be numbered 3(alpha)90 or above.  

Honours Program

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Year 1

- ECON 1P91 and 1P92
- MATH 1P01 or 1P97
- MATH 1P98
- POLI 1F90
- one Humanities context credit (HIST 1F95 recommended)
- one Science context credit

Year 2

- ECON 2P21, 2P22 and 2P90
- POLI 2F20 and 2P91
- POLI 2P92 or 2P93
- one-half ECON credit
- one elective credit

Year 3

- ECON 3P13, 3P21, 3P22 and 3P91
- POLI 3P21 and 3P26
- one credit from POLI 2P94, 2P97, 3P28, 3P33 (recommended), 3P43, 3P44, 3P45
- one elective credit

Year 4

- ECON 3P90, 3P93 and 3P94
- POLI 4P20 and 4P21
- one-half ECON credit numbered 2(alpha)99 or above (see program note 1)
- one POLI credit numbered 3(alpha)99 or above (see program note 2)
- one elective credit
 

Description of Courses

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See relevant calendar entry for course descriptions.

  
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