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KVPIGG2J/KVPOS3 International Political Economy 3–5 ECTS
Periods
Period I Period II Period III Period IV
Language of instruction
English
Type or level of studies
Advanced studies
Course unit descriptions in the curriculum
International Relations/ISSS
Dept. of Political Science and International Relations

General description

Aims:
1) To learn the major approaches and theories of international political economy from more traditional to more recent ones
2) To learn to think critically about international political economy
3) To develop an idea of how perspectives from international political economy can be applied in context of Europe and the EU  

16 hrs lectures + essay based on lectures and readings 6-8pp 3ECTS; with an essay of 10-12pp 5ECTS. The essay should be returned to prof. Pami Aalto.

Compensations:

Master's programme on Political Communication and Master's programme in Global Governance and World Culture: KVPIGG2J International Political Economy 

Master's Programme in European Studies: KVPIES16-18 Specialization course I-III 

Kansainvälinen politiikka: KVPOS3 maailmanpolitiikka tai Eurooppa-tutkimus

Teachers

Prof. Teivo Teivainen, Teacher
Mr. Marcos Fernandez, Teacher

Homepage URL

http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/politiikka/opiskelu/aineistot.php

Teaching

1-Oct-2009 – 9-Oct-2009
Lectures 16 hours
Thu 1-Oct-2009 at 12-16, Linna 5026
Fri 2-Oct-2009 at 12-16, Linna 5026
Tue 6-Oct-2009 at 12-14, Linna 6017
Wed 7-Oct-2009 at 12-14, Linna 6017
Thu 8-Oct-2009 at 12-14, Linna 6017
Fri 9-Oct-2009 at 12-14, Linna 6017
Dept. of Political Science and International Relations
The Course is part of the following teaching schedules
Int. School of Social Sciences
Master's Programme on Political Communication '09
Int. School of Social Sciences
MDP in Global Governance and World Culture
Int. School of Social Sciences
MDP: Europeanization of Politics and Governance
Dept. of Political Science and International Relations
International Relations