Chinese Nod for Citibank Credit Cards May Signal Market Opening - San Francisco Chronicle

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Chinese Nod for Citibank Credit Cards May Signal Market Opening San Francisco Chronicle "It's perhaps not a coincidence that this is coming at this point when this case is going on," said Fredrik Erixon, director of the Brussels-based European Centre for International Political Economy. "But I think it's more connected to changes on the ... China Credit Cards, Danish Loans, Mortgage Deal: Compliance BusinessWeek China to Get Its First American Credit Card Minyanville.com Citibank Permitted to Issue Credit Cards in China China Briefing all 249 news articles »

The real power behind North Korea - CNN (blog)

The real power behind North Korea CNN (blog) Editor's Note: Neil K. Shenai is doctoral candidate in International Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University SAIS, writing his dissertation on the global financial crisis. Visit his blog here and follow him on Twitter. and more »

Genesis of Nazism predates Brüning - Financial Times

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Genesis of Nazism predates Brüning Financial Times Mark S. Manger, Lecturer in International Political Economy, International Relations Department, London School of Economics, UK Please don't cut articles from FT.com and redistribute by email or post to the web. and more »

Students Explore Majors at Fordham - The Ram

Students Explore Majors at Fordham The Ram When she chose Fordham, she listed international political economy as her major. However, she came to hate her economics class. She afterwards became premed, thinking it would provide a path to a stable and successful career. and more »

The Fed's Inflation Target; QE3, QE4, QE5, etc. are in the Queue - Gold Seek

The Fed's Inflation Target; QE3, QE4, QE5, etc. are in the Queue Gold Seek He has researched stock market cycles and written on the impact of the long wave on international financial markets and the international political economy for over twenty-five years. Barker expanded the original research of the legendary market ... and more »

[JTW Analysis] Debating USís Strategic Return to Asia: British and American ... - Journal of Turkish Weekly

[JTW Analysis] Debating USís Strategic Return to Asia: British and American ... Journal of Turkish Weekly According to Cohen, as international political economy (IPE) developed, two major schools emerged: The American and British schools. The American school gives priority to the ìscientific method ñ what might be called a pure or hard science model... and more »

Ties of necessity, not dependence - Bangkok Post

Ties of necessity, not dependence Bangkok Post Zha Daojiong is a Professor of International Political Economy at the School of International Studies, Peking University. This article originally appeared in the Pacific Forum CSIS Pacnet series. and more »

Euro Leaders Race to Salvage Rescue Plans - Bloomberg

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Euro Leaders Race to Salvage Rescue Plans Bloomberg “The US is still rightly seen as a safe haven,” Fredrik Erixon, director of the European Centre for International Political Economy in Brussels, said. “The US is a big liquid economy with a strong tradition of honoring its debts in modern times and a ... and more »

Merkel Says Downgrades Show Euro Leaders Must Redouble Efforts - Bloomberg

Merkel Says Downgrades Show Euro Leaders Must Redouble Efforts Bloomberg “The US is still rightly seen as a safe haven,” Fredrik Erixon, director of the European Centre for International Political Economy in Brussels, said by phone. “The US is a big liquid economy with a strong tradition of honoring its debts in modern time ... and more »

Global health hits crisis point - Nature.com

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Global health hits crisis point Nature.com In the international political economy, power-balances are shifting and new alignments of countries and decision-making institutions are emerging or will have to be developed to achieve global goals. Within the area of global health, the emergency ... and more »