This book investigates the complex interplay between international political economy and the governance of risk in the contemporary global landscape. It examines how economic policies, financial markets, and political decisions shape and are shaped by the management of various forms of risk, from financial crises to environmental challenges. The work draws on theoretical frameworks from international political economy to analyze the institutional and power dynamics that influence risk governance on a global scale.

The book is positioned within the International Political Economy Series, suggesting a focus on academic and policy-oriented analysis of global economic and political structures. Its subject matter indicates a likely engagement with complex theoretical debates and empirical case studies concerning how international systems manage and are affected by various forms of risk. The work is expected to appeal to scholars and students of international relations, political economy, and risk management.