International Economic Institutions: Globalism vs. Nationalism

Offered By: The Great Courses Plus

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Global Economy Courses Global governance Courses Financial Regulations Courses

Course Description

Overview

Trace the impact of international institutions on the global economy in this fascinating course taught by a noted economist.

Syllabus

By This Professor
01: The Politics of Economic Institutions
02: Financial Regulation across Borders
03: International Anarchy under One Roof
04: Messy Multilateralism
05: The Fed and the Roles of Central Banks
06: The Pre-World War II Rise of Big Government
07: Interest Groups, the State, and Corporatism
08: The World Bank, Poverty, and Violence
09: Group Choices: Rock, Paper, Scissors
10: The United Nations: A League of Its Own
11: Exchange Rates and the Gold Standard
12: What Caused the Great Depression?
13: "Higgledy Piggledy": F. D. R.'s Stimulus Plan
14: The Bank for International Settlements
15: Intrigue at Bretton Woods: July 1944
16: The International Monetary Fund
17: The Asian Development Bank
18: The World Trade Organization
19: The Euro
20: The Great Recession: Mismanaging Risk
21: After the Recession: A Bigger House of Cards
22: Banking Supervision and the Basel Accords
23: A Unified Europe, and Then Brexit
24: The G-Zero Era of Instability

Taught by

Ramon P. DeGennaro

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