Political Economy Article Reviews Samples For Students

Tickner: “Three Voices of Man: Gendered Perspectives on Global Economic Security”

Tickner’s article discusses the various political practices adopted by states in order to promote their economic security. The author’s central idea is that, “the liberal, the economic nationalist, and the Marxist approaches to international political economy are biased towards masculine representations” (Tickner 90). The piece is written in Tickner’s usual style: conventional and educational, but not overly accessible to a wide audience.
A particularly interesting point of Tickner’s is that concerning the term “positive peace,” coined in the early 1970s. Speaking of the developing world, Tickner says: “The legitimacy of states that failed to meet ...

In his “ on the political economy of the financial crisis and bailout of 2008-2009”, Roger Congleton argued that the decision of the United States government to provide financial aid to the financial institutions stricken by the 2008-2009 global mortgage crisis was rather an ill-conceived move, in the both political and economic contexts. His ideas were further explored by the Alan Montague, who emphasized that the very idea government aid to the large financial institutions was hardly compatible with the ideas of welfare state (Montague, 11). During the global recession, twenty millions of the Americans were not capable of finding ...

This paper gives a reader’s guide for the course work. It gives an analysis of the political influences on the conservation of national parks and building of dams. For a very long time, the United Stats of America (USA) has faced a lot of problems as far as its environmental conservation is concerned.
First and foremost, it is important to agree with the presenter for arguing that the National Parks and the designated wildernesses are some of the most important preservationist class of land in the country. Whereas some National Parks are located within the designated wildernesses, some designated wildernesses ...

OPEN- ECONOMICY MACROECONOMICS

Fixed versus Flexible Exchange Regime, Determination of Exchange Rate in Free Markets:
Fixed currency exchange rate, or in other terms pegged exchange rate denotes the fixation of a currency value against any other currency or to a whole lot of other currencies. This is usually done for stabilization of the currency pegged to the other currencies. Floating Exchange Rate is the exchange rate of the currency value which is fixed by the free market. The exchange rate of a currency is variable depending upon the amount kept in foreign reserve and fluctuating demand and supply of the particular currency.
Another ...