A brief summary of the Liberal approach to international political economy.

Today, in classrooms across the country, Liberal economic theory is being taught to students eager (or not so eager) to soak it in like so much "mother's milk." The language of the Liberal approach has been infused into various elements of American life - everything from the educational marketplace, to U.S. foreign policy (by way of economic sanctions, or loans). With so many minds focused on, and operating according to the same principles, one …

…masters." We must be careful so that we do not forget this fact and confuse one for the other - the market as our master, and we as its servants. Bibliography 1)Clark, Barry Political Economy: A Comparative Approach. Westport: Praeger Publishers, 1998 2)Cohn, Theodore H. Global Political Economy: Theory And Practice. New York: Addison Wesley Longman, Inc, 2000 3)DeMartino, George F. Global Economy, Global Justice. New York: Routledge, 2000 4)Sayer, Andrew Radical Political Economy. Cambridge: Blackwell Publishers Inc., 1995