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Lectures
Lectures
All lectures in room UB
Wednesdays 1415 – 1600 (NB: lecture four, seven and ten from 1215-1600)
Lecture plan STV 2005: International Political Economy
First lecture:
24/1 2007: Tor Arne Morskogen
Introduction to International Politics and Theories of IP and IPE
Notes from the lecture
Second lecture:
31/1 2007: Abraham Hallenstvedt
WTO; What Is It Good For?
Notes from the lecture
Third lecture:
7/2 2007: Stuart Robinson
Critical Theory and IPE
Fourth lecture:
Moved due to illnes
Lecture five:
21/2 2007: Knut Mikalsen
The European Union; Challenges and Expectations
Monday 26/2: Handout first home-exam 0930: Social Science main office.
Hand in; March 5. no later than 1400, Social Science main office.
Notes from the lecture
Lecture six:
7/3 2007: Sigve Reiertsen Leland
Energy as a Global Trading Good
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Lecture seven:
14/3 2007: TBA
Professor Claire Armstrong
Global Environmental Change and the Economy
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Postponed lecture:
Notice that Indra de Soysa gives lectures two days inn a row: 21/03 and 22/03.
21/3 2007: OBS! NEW TIME!!: 1215 - 1600
OBS! NEW ROOM!!: B-1004
Indra de Soysa
The Monetary System
Indirect and Direct Foreign Investment
Development and Regionalisation
Lecture eight:
22/3 2007: OBS! NEW TIME!!: 1215 - 1600
OBS! NEW ROOM!! : B-1004
Indra de Soysa
Riccardo’s Law, the Effect of Tariffs. (first and second lecture)
IPE and Developing Countries (third and fourth lecture)
Lecture nine:
28/3 2007: Nils Christian Sørheim Nilsen
Norwegian Trade Policy
Curriculum for this Lecture is on the World Wide Web: www.wto.org.
http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tpr_e.htm
Under Reports by the Governments and Reports by the Secretariat You will find two Reports on Norwegian trade policy, one by the Norwegian Government and one by the Secretariat of the WTO.
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Seminar and lecture ten OBS!
NEW TIME!!: 1215 - 1600
Due to capacity also NEW ROM: E-0101 at Hum-Fak
18/4 2007:
1215 - 1400: Lecture Bernt Sofus Tranøy: Globalization and the Welfare State.
1415 – 1600: Seminar: How Can a Small Nation, like Norway, Adapt to a Globalizing World?
Geir Ove Ystmark: Geir.Ove.Ystmark@fhl.no
Ole Anton Teigen: ole-anton.teigen@stortinget.no
Bernt Sofus Tranøy: b.s.tranoy@stv.uio.no
Final Written(home) exam:
23/4 2007: Hand out: at 0930 at the Social Science main office.
21/5 2007: Hand in: Social Science main office no later than 1400.
Curriculum:
The following two books are required reading for the Spring 2007 International Politcal Economy course (stv 2005), and can be purchased at, Akademisk Kvarter:
Oatley, Thomas: International Political Economy. Interests and institutions in the global economy. New York: Pearson-Longman 2006.
O'Brien, Robert and Marc Williams: Global Political Economy. Evolution and Dynamics. New York: Palgrave. 2004.
There might be additional readings, these will be handed out during the lectures
Contact Information:
Tor Arne Morskogen:
Office Phone: 77645961
Mail: Morskogen@arctic.uit.no
Stuart Robinson
Office Phone: 77645531
Mail: Stuartr@sv.uit.no
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