International Political Economy
11:40am–12:55pm
URIS HALL URI 307
Morningside
Seat data provenance: Directory as of September 29, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Description
This course explores key frameworks and issue areas within international political economy. It examines the history and key characteristics of (economic) globalization, the theories of international cooperation, as well as the nature and role of international organizations (such as the World Trade Organization) in fostering trade and international economic cooperation. Furthermore, the course discusses the pros and cons of globalization and its implications on domestic policies of nation-states, with a particular focus on the tensions globalization creates and the lines of cleavages between winners and losers from globalization. Finally, the course reflects on the future of globalization and international trade and the challenges faced by national and supranational policy makers
Reviews
Course experience
Aggregated across everyone who has taught this course.
No reviews matched yet.
Instructor quality
n=4, 2021–2025
Aggregated across every course Davit Sahakyan has taught.
Teaching quality
3.7 / 5
Grading fairness
No signal
Workload
No signal
Difficulty
1.5 / 5 · Easy
Overall sentiment
Positive
In your week
Where it meets
Flat map — motion reduced
Workload and grading
- Grading
- Not published
- Format
- Not published
- Credits
- 4 credits
Reported workload
From CULPA and Reddit reviews matched to this course.
No reviews matched yet.