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Dickinson College: Fall 2009 Professor Bova |
TThere are hundreds of IPE-related web sites. Here are a few that might be of use for class purposes or simply for browsing.
International Organizations
1. The IMF
-- official site of the International
Monetary Fund.
2. The WTO
-- official site of the World Trade
Organization.
3. The
World Bank -- official site of
the World Bank.
4. UN
Economic & Social Development -- Section of vast UN web
site dealing with development issues.
U.S. Government Offices
1. U.S.
International Trade Commission -- information
an all aspects of US trade policy.
2. International
Trade Administration -- includes
lots of data on US and world trade.
3. U.S.
Department of Commerce -- well
organized site
with much info and statistics.
4. International Trade Representative
-- site of the chief US trade negotiator.
Regional Organizations
1. The European
Union -- detailed information on
all aspects of the EU and its history.
2. NAFTA
-- office of the NAFTA Secretariat. Includes text of the
agreement.
3. APEC --
Asia-Pacific
Economic Cooperation. Includes the US & other Pacific states.
4. OPEC -- official
site of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
News Sources
1. New York Times -- good
coverage of international economic news.
2. Financial Times -- British
paper. Especially good on European news.
3. The Economist -- British
newsmagazine. Mixture of free and premium content.
4. Wall Street Journal -- good coverage of economic and business news.
Blogs with IPE Content
1. Daniel Drezner --
professor of international politics, Fletcher School, Tufts University.
2. Dani Rodrik
-- professor of IPE, John F. Kennedy School, Harvard University.
1. Commanding Heights -- first-rate six hour video and accompanying website on the history of the global economy. Viewable online.
Critiques of Globalization
1. Global Trade Watch -- division of Public Citizen consumer group