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International Economic Policy (IEP)
The International Economic Policy curriculum studies the theory, formulation, institutional history, and track record of international trade policies and international monetary relations. The IEP Concentration trains students in economic, empirical, political, and institutional analysis of international economic policy making. The concentration has three tracks: International Trade, International Monetary Relations, and International Political Economy. Undergraduate coursework in economics and political science are recommended but not essential for incoming students.
The IEP Concentration is appropriate preparation for careers in business, management consulting, financial institutions, government, central banking, and international organizations. Some students also use the IEP Concentration as a first step toward pursuing a PhD degree in political science.
See Orientation Materials for fall 2007 under student resources.
Assessing the G-20 Results—Regional Perspectives
Assessing the G-20 ResultsRegional Perspectives A discussion highlighting the significant regional repercussions resulting from the recent G-20 meeting. The discussion was moderated by Merit E. Janow and discussants include Richard Clarida, Sharyn O’Halloran, Guillermo Calvo, Padma Desai, and Arvind Panagariya. [April 7, 2009]
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SIPA: The Financial Crisis—The Government’s Response and Next Steps
The current financial crisis and the role of government will be discussed by experts in experience both in the private and public sector.
[March 4, 2009]
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