Call for Papers: Lack of International Political Economy

A ground – breaking new book by the Green Economics Institute. CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS

Lack of International Political Economy?

Editors: Prof. Maria Madi (Brazil) & Miriam Kennet (UK)  

  This book calls for a reflection on current global challenges and perspectives. Today, it is significant that millions of people live on under $1 dollar a day and a billion on under $2 dollars a day.  #Taking into account the Green Economics approach to international political economy, this book highlights what is really at stake in the free market economic outcomes. The interconnections between global private wealth and social inequality enclose different conflictive aspects within “good” global governance. There is undoubtedly the need to open up the discussion on the geographies of globalization to broaden analytical perspectives in economic, social and political dimensions.  

Lack of International Political Economy? seeks to gather contibutions that address, among others, the following subjects: The Logics of Globalisation and De-globalisation Global Order: Geographical Contexts, Actors, Means and Ends Geographies of finance, production and labour Political Structures, Nation-States and Democracy    Power, Inequality and Public Policies Political Economy, Governance and Democratic Deliberation Climate Change and the COP Is there room for utophias?

Instructions for Authors Please send your script in .doc or .docx or .odt open source- with a pdf version -and use no footnotes and georgia 11 point with 12 point bold for headings- no automatic numbering. All figures- data and quotes must be backed up with a citation or reference. All authors to send an accompanying cv to situate the perspectives of their work geographical site and influences for our readers to understand- the cv will not be published but all authors to submit a biographical interests summary of 5 lines of prose for the contributors section at the front of each book. All photos must be attached and your own photos taken by you and labelled clearly and please indicate that you own the copyright of all diagrams and photos and writing. The Editors word on acceptance is final -and we reserve the right to choose the most suitable inputs. If you are not sure please email to ask for more information. All authors will be asked to complete a copyright form. There will be no payment for writing submitted or received. Once published the work cannot be cancelled.

Lack of International Political Economy? will be launched at our Summer Conference 2019- send your submissions to us now! at The University of Oxford Send your submission to info@geibooks.org.uk www.geibooks.org.uk