Clara Park's research focuses on international trade and finance, international organizations, and the US foreign economic policy in the Asia-Pacific region. Her research examines business-state relations in international trade and regulatory changes in financial services and telecommunications.
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International Trade, Finance, Telecommunications, Services, Competition Policy, Regulations, US, China, Japan, EU
Teaching
courses taught
PSCI 3213 - International Political Economy
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Fall 2018 / Fall 2019
Analyzes issues at the intersection of international politics and international economics. Utilizes theories and concepts from both economics and political science to understand issues in trade, finance, development and migration. Formerly PSCI 4193. Recommended prerequisite: PSCI 2223.
PSCI 4173 - International Cooperation and Global Anarchy
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Fall 2018 / Fall 2019
Explores if and how countries cooperate in a world with no government. Investigates cooperation over a number of international issues, including peace and security, trade and development, climate change, human rights, and justice for victims of war crimes. Gives special attention to organizations including the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, European Union and World Trade Organization.
PSCI 7073 - Seminar: Global Political Economy
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Spring 2019
Introduces graduate students to concepts, theories, and data used to study the global system from a political-economic framework. Examines world systems analysis, regime change theory, and dependency theory with respect to operation of the exchange and power relationship within the contemporary world system.
