Political Economy

Political economy is an interdisciplinary branch of the social sciences that focuses on the interrelationships among individuals, governments, and public policy. It is the study of how economic theories such as capitalism or communism play out in the real world. Those who study political economy seek to understand how history, culture, and customs impact an economic system. Global political economy studies how political forces shape global economic interactions.

	BritishAmerican Business
	Institute for New Economic Thinking
	Mercatus Center
	Peterson Institute for International Economics
	The Hoover Institution

	Adam Posen
	Alan Tonelson
	Andrei Shleifer
	Azeem Azhar
	Brad DeLong
	Carne Ross
	Chris Miller
	Christopher Sabatini
	Daniel Drezner
	Daniel McDowell
	Daron Acemoglu
	David Higgins
	Edward Goldberg
	Eric Lee
	George Magnus
	George Shultz
	Ho-Fung Hung
	Ian Bremmer
	Jeff Frieden
	Jeremy Allaire
	Jim Leitner
	Jim Pethokoukis
	Jonathan Kirshner
	Josh Lipsky
	Kamran Bokhari
	Kevin Dowd
	Logan Mohtashami
	Luigi Zingales
	Marc Chandler
	Mario Oliviero
	Mark Blyth
	Mark Skousen
	Martin Wolf
	Matt Stoller
	Megan Greene
	Minouche Shafik
	Niall Kishtainy
	Nick Eberstadt
	Nouriel Roubini
	Paul Kennedy
	Perry Mehrling
	Rana Foroohar
	Rohan Grey
	Rosie Collington
	Saagar Enjeti
	Saifedean Ammous
	Sam Bowles
	Samuel Charap
	Sarah Quinn
	Shehzad Qazi
	Steve Keen
	Steve Levitt
	Tyler Cowen
	Victor Shih
	Worth Wray

	Angrynomics
	Blood Sport
	Blueprint for America
	Europe's Unfinished Currency
	Exponential View
	Indivisible
	Introduction to Modern Economic Growth
	J is for Junk Economics
	Political Economy of Tomorrow
	Ruined by Design
	Terror Incorporated
	The Age of Deception
	The Confessions of a Monopolist
	The Economic Nature of the Firm
	The Economist
	The Essential Chomsky
	The Great Reset
	The Theory of Moral Sentiments
	The Volatility Machine
	Thoughts from the Frontline
	Why Nations Fail
	World Politics

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Political Economy

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