PLIR 4150
Economics and National Security
Course Description
Pre-Requisite(s):
One course in international relations, history, or economics
Explores the connections between economics and national security from three angles. First, does economic interdependence between nation-states foster a peaceful world, as liberals argue, or does it increase the likelihood of war, as realists contend? Second, what are the economic causes of the rise and decline of great powers? Third, what are the economic roots of great power imperialism against smaller states?
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