Global Political Economy

What constitutes Global Political Economy? In whose interest is GPE constructed, and by whom? How can injustices in GPE best be redressed? These are some of the key questions that this new edition addresses by re-imagining this highly regarded textbook.

As this is an ever-evolving field subject to constant changes and developments, the new edition of this highly regarded tex provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject written by leading experts in the field. Edited by Erin Hannah, it surveys major contemporary issues and debates in GPE while being attuned to the silences, marginalizations, and exclusions that predominate the field. By integrating a wide range of theoretical approaches, rich empirical material, non-western viewpoints and diversity of contributors, the seventh edition provides enhanced coverage of the central axes of inequality in GPE and centers such topics as colonialism, racial injustice, gender inequality, and North-South divides, making them focal points for inquiry throughout the book.

Erin Hannah, John Ravenhill

Erin Hannah, Associate Dean of Research, Professor of Politics and International Relations, King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario, Canada

John Ravenhill, Director of the Balsillie School of International Affairs and Professor of Political Science, University of Waterloo, Canada