MA INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

International Political Economy is a multi-disciplinary academic field that has been emerged in the 1970s to comprehend and analyze developments such as the collapse of the Bretton Woods System, relatively economic regression of the US, and the debt crisis of the Global South comprising recently politically independent countries, as well as newly emerging economic powers such as Germany and Japan. International Political Economy aims to interpret interactions between markets and politics by considering governments, corporations, financial markets, international organizations, and international regimes as well. International Political Economy is constructive instrument that allows us to see the reasons of such crisis which maintain its impact and consequences until today, and predict how it will cause transformation within political and economic order in the near future. Because of the fact that interdependence of states, the main actors of the international system, has deepened, we need International Political Economy perspective to comprehend the structure of international system and behaviors of the states. International Political Economy thus provides substantial theoretical and analytical perspectives that allows us to study Turkish political and economic cases, and Turkish foreign policy in this context as well.