Political Economy

George DeMartino. Forthcoming. The Tragedy of Economics: Why Economists Cause Harm as They Aspire to Promote Social Betterment.   

Naazneen Barma (with Steven Vogel). 2022. The Political Economy Reader: Contending Perspectives and Contemporary Debates 

Alvin Camba. December 2021. "The unintended consequences of national regulations: Large-scale-small-scale relations in Philippine and Indonesian nickel mining." 

Cullen Hendrix (with Jessica Anderson). 2021. “Resilience and Food Security amidst Conflict and Violence: Disrupting a Vicious Cycle and Promoting Peace and Development.” USAID Policy Brief. 

Ilene Grabel. January 28, 2021. "Post-American Moments in Global Financial Governance in the New Millennium." 

Naazneen Barma. 2021. “Do Petroleum Rents Fuel Conflict in Developing Countries? A Case Study of Political Instability in Timor-Leste." 

George DeMartino and Ilene Grabel. 2020. Irreparable Ignorance, Protean Power, and Economics. 

Cullen Hendrix (with Sooyeon Kang). 2019. “Keeping Up with the Future: Upgrading Forecasts of Political Instability and Geopolitical Risk.” Peterson Institute for International Economics Policy Brief 19-10. 

Cullen Hendrix. 2018. “Cold War Geopolitics and the Making of the Oil Curse.” Journal of Global Security Studies 3 (1): 2-22 

Ilene Grabel. 2017. When Things Don’t Fall Apart: Global Financial Governance and Developmental Finance in an Age of Productive Incoherence. 

Rachel Epstein. 2017. Banking on Markets: The Transformation of Bank-State Ties in Europe and Beyond, Oxford University Press. 

George DeMartino. 2011. The Economist’s Oath: On the Need for and Content of Professional Economic Ethics. 

Naazneen H. Barma and Steven K. Vogel, eds. 2008. The Political Economy Reader: Markets As Institutions. New York: Routledge.