Katzenstein

Definition

Peter J. Katzenstein is a prominent political scientist known for his influential work in international political economy (IPE), focusing on how domestic institutions shape foreign economic policies and the international system. His research highlights the interplay between states and markets, emphasizing the role of culture and norms in shaping global economic practices.

Related terms

International Political Economy (IPE): The study that analyzes the interaction between politics and economics on a global scale, examining how political forces shape economic policies and vice versa.

Globalization: The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale, often discussed in terms of its economic, cultural, and political implications.

Norms: Standards of behavior that are typical within a group or society, which in IPE context refers to the expectations about how states should act economically on the global stage