Whereas the field of International Political Economy (IPE) included a diversity of voices at its
outset, histories of the field tend to marginalize certain contributions-particularly those from …

In recent years, discussions on the need for a transition to stop climate change have
multiplied. In the global North, several alternatives have appeared, ranging from green …

The issues posed by the unfolding impacts of COVID‐19 are very uneven in the case of
Argentina, a major global commodity exporter. As domestic food prices have continued to …

This book analyzes the recent development paths pursued by progressive governments in
Argentina and Brazil, namely deindustrialization and reprimarization, and the social and …

Este artículo aborda las limitaciones al desarrollo que presenta la economía argentina en su
carácter de dependiente. En las últimas décadas se consolidó la inserción externa primaria …

What would development look like if its practitioners and scholars were'against
NGOs,'challenging common sense about them? This book presents a critical perspective on …

This article outlines how Brazil's state actors carry out racialized diplomatic performances,
which coexist alongside the oppression of Black, Indigenous, and mixed-race Brazilians …

This paper explains how the stagnation and crisis in Argentina (2009–2020) reshaped the
standard of living of the working class and how their effects are reflected through inequality …

This article aims to discuss to what extent populist parties with opposite ideological
backgrounds have differed in their policies towards inherited external financial liberalization …

This article analyzes the relation between climate change and the globalization of food
systems. Although the corporate food regime made possible by the logistics revolution has …