Global Political Economy examining economic systems, trade, and development:

• Theories of Global Political Economy – Classical, Marxist, feminist, and postcolonial perspectives on global economic structures.
• International Trade and Finance – The role of global markets, multinational corporations, and financial institutions.
• Development Studies – Issues of poverty, inequality, and sustainable development, particularly in the Global South.
• Neoliberalism and Globalization – The rise of neoliberal economic policies and their effects on global governance.
• Critical Perspectives on Capitalism – Examines alternatives to capitalist economic models, including socialism, communitarianism, and decolonial approaches.

• African Political Economy – Focus on economic dependency, structural adjustment, and Pan-African development strategies.
• Politics of Race, Ethnicity, and Identity – Examines how identity politics shape global and domestic governance.
• Gender and Politics – Role of gender in political decision-making and international development.
• Environmental Politics and Climate Change – Global governance of climate policies and sustainability debates.

Technology and the Fourth Industrial Revolution – Impact of AI, automation, and digital governance on global politics.