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100			_aPeu Ghosh _9152029
245			_aIntroduction to Political Economy
260			_aLos Angeles _bSage _c2022
300			_axxi,276p. _bPB _c23x17cm.
365			_2Political Science _a7688 _b552.00 _c₹ _d690.00 _e20% _f12-02-2024
520			_aA comprehensive and engaging textbook that guides students on the major issues and debates of contemporary international political economy. This textbook takes a fresh look at the fundamental concepts and principles of political economy and how economics and politics are closely linked on the world stage. It offers simple explanations of complex topics and guides the reader through important debates in contemporary political economy using a data-driven approach presented in easy-to-understand figures and tables. The book uses real-world examples and statistics to illustrate the theoretical ideas of the discipline and encourages students to understand the world economic order and its relation to regional as well as global politics. Introduction to Political Economy will prove to be a valuable companion for UG students of political science as well as UGC NET and civil services aspirants who look forward to having a comprehensive yet compact introduction to the subject. Key Features: • Up-to-date data to analyse the issues of contemporary political economy • Written in a simple, lucid style to facilitate easy understanding • Summaries at the end of each chapter to help readers access essential information • Extensive review exercises to ensure maximum retention
650			_aInternational Political Economy _9152030
650			_aCapitalist Transformation _9152031
650			_aGlobalization of Finance _9152032
700			_aGHOSH (Peu) _9152033
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