Political economy provides a powerful set of tools for understanding economic development. Addressing many of the world’s most important challenges - from reducing poverty and preventing conflict, to tackling climate change - requires understanding political power, how that power is constrained, how states acquire the capacity to implement policy, and how citizens hold governments accountable.
Introduction to Political Economy
History, Persistence, and Development
Core Political Economy
State Capacity
Politicians and Political Agency
Bureaucracy and Implementation
Political Selection, Voice, Representation, and Inclusion
Conflict and Fragility
Crime and Organized Crime
Political Economy of Africa
Media and Political Economy
Researchers, economists, graduate students
ARD Faculty
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