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The American School Of Ipe / Daniel Maliniak And Michael J. Tierney -- The Old Ipe And The New / Robert O. Keohane -- Trips Across The Atlantic: Theory And Epistemology In Ipe / David A. Lake -- Ontology, Methodology, And Causation In The American School Of International Political Economy / Henry Farrell & Martha Finnemore -- Of Intellectual Monocultures And The Study Of Ipe / Kathleen R. Mcnamara -- The Slow Death Of Pluralism / Nicola Phillips -- The American School Of Ipe?: A Dissenting View / Randall Germain -- Beware What You Wish For: Lessons For International Political Economy From The Transformation Of Economics / Robert Wade -- Mid-atlantic: Sitting On The Knife's Sharp Edge / Peter J. Katzenstein -- The British School In The Global Context / Robert Cox -- Torn Between Two Lovers?: Caught In The Middle Of British And American Ipe / Mark Blyth -- Ipe's Split Brain / Catherine Weaver -- Political Economy, The Us School, And The Manifest Destiny Of Everyone Else / Geoffrey R.d. Underhill -- Do The Left-out Matter? / Craig N. Murphy -- Pluralist Ipe: A View From Outside The Schools / Helge Hveem -- Division And Dialogue In Anglo-american Ipe: A Reluctant Canadian View / Eric Helleiner -- The Proof Of The Pudding Is In The Eating: Ipe In Light Of The Current Crisis Of 2007/8 / Ronen Palan -- Mantras, Bridges, And Benchmarks: Assessing The Future Of Ipe / Jason Sharman -- The Second Crisis In Ipe Theory / Jonathan Kirshner -- The Gift Of Skepticism And The Hopeful Future Of Ipe / Louis Pauly -- The Richness And Diversity Of Critical Ipe Perspectives: Moving Beyond The Debate On The British School / Ian Bruff, Magnus Ryner, And Bastiaan Van Appeldoorn -- The Global Financial Crisis: Lessons And Opportunities For International Political Economy / Layna Mosley And David Singer -- Toward A New Consensus: From Denial To Acceptance / Benjamin J. Cohen. Edited By Nicola Phillips And Catherine E. Weaver. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the intellectual fragmentation and methodological divergence within the field of International Political Economy (IPE), specifically focusing on the tension between the so-called 'American School' and other global perspectives. Edited by Nicola Phillips and Catherine E. Weaver, the text compiles essays from prominent scholars to assess whether the discipline is suffering from an intellectual monoculture or if it maintains a healthy, pluralistic debate. The contributors analyze the historical development of IPE theory, the influence of US-centric academic structures, and the implications of these divisions for the future of the field.
What You Will Find
Experts and academics frequently cite this collection as a foundational text for understanding the internal debates that have shaped contemporary IPE. Readers often note the high level of academic density and the specialized nature of the discourse, making it most suitable for graduate-level study and professional research.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203842502
ISBN-13:
9780203842508
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