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Centre for Global Political Economy, University of Sussex
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The Centre for Global Political Economy at Sussex was launched in 2000 to fill an important gap in the theory and practice of International Political Economy. Based on the premise that the traditional distinctions between the economic and the political, the domestic and the international, the public and the private, the institutional and the everyday, create a wholly inadequate framework for analysing world structures and transformations, especially within an era of globalising forces and dynamics, CGPE provides a forum for original interdisciplinary research on global politico-economic change. This critical agenda has been successfully carried forward under the directorship of leading scholars of IPE Prof. Ronen Palan and Prof. Kees van der Pijl. The Centre’s current work applies this broad approach to a number of themes of central importance to the contemporary global political economy: including trade and finance; environment and development; labour and social movements. Our regional expertise includes East Asia, Latin America, Africa and India and we have partnerships with many research and activist institutions in those regions.
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June 01, 2021
Looking Beyond England: Slavery, Settler Colonialism and the Development of Industrial Capitalism
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Paula Reisdorf
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January 01, 2021
When the wolf guards the sheep: confronting the industrial machine through green extractivism in Germany and Mexico
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Alexander Dunlap, Andrea Brock
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December 11, 2020
The Impact of Disintegration Dynamics on EU Trade Policy: An Institutional Analysis
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Konstantinos J. Hazakis
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March 01, 2020
How ‘demos’ met ‘cracy’: debt, inequality, money
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Andreas Antoniades, Ugo Panizza
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September 01, 2019
How do global supply chains exacerbate gender-based violence against women in the global south?
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Garcia Isabella
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September 01, 2019
Does the rise of the middle class disguise existing inequalities in Brazil?
By:
Yume Tamiya
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September 01, 2019
Why does the IMF assign labor conditions? The Burden of Adjustment, Exchange Rate Regimes, and Labor Conditions
By:
Saliha Metinsoy
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May 01, 2018
The ebbing of the Pink Tide or permanent underdevelopment? Dependency theory meets uneven and combined development
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Felipe Antunes de Oliveira
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May 01, 2018
Global Social Fascism: Violence, Law and Twenty-First Century Plunder
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Lara Montesinos Coleman
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January 01, 2018
Global Debt Dynamics: What Has Gone Wrong
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Andreas Antoniades, Stephany Griffith-Jones
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January 01, 2017
The Rules of Reproduction of Capitalism: A Historicist Critique
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Samuel Knafo, Benno Teschke
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October 01, 2016
The problem with ‘embedded liberalism’: the World Bank and the myth of Bretton Woods
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Samuel Appleton
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June 01, 2016
Global Value Chains or Global Poverty Chains? A new research agenda
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Benjamin Selwyn
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April 01, 2016
Beyond Elitism: The Possibilities of Labour-Centred Development
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Benjamin Selwyn
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January 01, 2016
Global Safe Haven Bonding Foreign and Domestic Owners of the U.S. Public Debt
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Sandy Brian Hager
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March 01, 2010
Great Power Politics and Strategic Narratives
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Andreas Antoniades, Alister Miskimmon, Ben O'Loughlin
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October 01, 2009
Private Military and Security Companies: Misconceptions, Re-Conceptualisations and Regulation [PDF 368.97KB] Carlos Ortiz
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Carlos Ortiz
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June 01, 2009
The Politics of Credit Rating Agencies in the European Union
By:
Lucia Quaglia
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December 01, 2008
In Search of The 21st Century Developmental State
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Peter B. Evans
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June 01, 2008
Critical Approaches and the Problem of Social Construction: Reassessing the Legacy of the Agent/Structure Debate in IR
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Samuel Knafo
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May 01, 2008
Bringing Ideas and Discourse Back into The Explanation of Change in Varieties of Capitalism and Welfare States
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Vivien A. Schmidt
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April 01, 2008
China's Challenge to the West in the 21st Century
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Kees van der Pijl