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Course Description
The Political Economy course is a mandatory subject in semester 1 offered for the Local Politics program. This course will examine the relationship between political and economic studies. To analyze this specifically, this course will discuss various developing economic thoughts, approaches to the study of political economy, the rise and fall of markets, as well as political institutions and economic institutions.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Mahasiswa mampu membedakan berbagai pemikiran dalam kajian politik ekonomi
- Mahasiswa mampu memberikan argumentasi tentang keterkaitan antara ekonomi dan politik
Aktifitas Pembelajaran
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Pertemuan 1 Memperjelas keterkaitan kajian ekonomi dan politik -
Pertemuan 2 Memperjelas ekonomi politik pre-klasik -
Pertemuan 3 Memperjelas ekonomi politik klasik -
Pertemuan 4 Memperjelas aliran ekonomi politik neoklasik -
Pertemuan 5 Memperjelas aliran Keynesian dalam ekonomi politik -
Pertemuan 6 Memperjelas pendekatan ekonomi dalam politik -
Pertemuan 7 Memperjelas kebangkitan dan kejatuhan pasar -
Pertemuan 8 Ujian Tengah Semester -
Pertemuan 9 Memperjelas perspektif rational choice dalam ekonomi politik -
Pertemuan 10 Memperjelas pendekatan kekuasaan dalam ekonomi politik -
Pertemuan 11 Memperjelas pendekatan berpusat Negara dalam ekonomi politik -
Pertemuan 12 Memperjelas institusi ekonomi -
Pertemuan 13 Memperjelas institusi ekonomi -
Pertemuan 14 Memperjelas Negara kesejahteraan -
Pertemuan 15 Memperjelas memperjelas globalisasi, politik dalam negeri dan social spending -
Pertemuan 16 Ujian Akir Semester
References
- 2. James Caporaso and David Levine. 1992. Theories of Political Economy (Cambridge University Press)
- 2. Deliarnov. 1992. Perkembangan Pemikiran Ekonomi. Jakarta: Raja wali Press
- 1. Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson. 2012. Why Nations Fail: Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty (Crown Business)
- 1. Adam Przeworski. 2003. States and Markets: A Primer in Political Economy (Cambridge University Press)
- 3. Jude Hays. 2003. “Globalization and Capital Taxation in Consensus and Majoritarian Democracies.” World Politics 56 (October): 79-113.
- 4. Carsten Jensen. 2010. “Conditional contraction: Globalisation and capitalist systems.” European Journal of Political Research 50: 168-189
Lecturer
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