An International Political Economy Perspective
Strange, Susan. In Governments, Globalization, and International Business, edited by John H. Dunning, 132-145. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997.
In this chapter Strange lays out her idea of what International Political Economy is, including a wide-ranging view of politics (not just the activities of politicians and governments) and a focus on structural power. This then leads her to discuss the problems that globalisation presents for governments, business and people. She concludes that these problems require a re-examination of authority and justice both by states and by international business and adopting an IPE perspective facilitates such analysis. By trying to make a bridge between business research and international relations Strange returns again to the theme of breaking down disciplinary boundaries, see for instance 'International Political Economy: Reuniting three fields of intellectual endeavour' (1989).
Keywords: Globalization; Political Economy; Theory
Contributor(s): Susan Strange and Editor: John H. Dunning Keywords: Globalization, Political Economy, Theory, 1990's, Susan Strange Source and Medium: Book Chapter
Year of Publication: 1997