History & Introduction

	IPEG Book Prize 2012 The winner of the 2012 IPEG Book Prize is Adam David Morton, for his 2011 book Revolution and State in Modern Mexico: The Political Economy of Uneven Development (Rowman & Littlefield)! See Adam's blog here.

IPEG, short for International Political Economy Group, was formed in 1971 on the initiative of Susan Strange, then with the Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham House. It received a limited amount of funding from the Economic and Social Research Council of the UK in 1974, and became affiliated with the British International Studies Association (BISA) after that organisation was founded in 1974. IPEG has functioned continuously since 1971 except for a brief interval in the late 1980s, and counts among its past Convenors the likes of Susan Strange, Fred Hirsch, Roger Tooze, Geoffrey Underhill, Randall Germain, Rorden Wilkinson, Nicola Phillips, Paul Langley and Stuart Shields. Phoebe Moore is the current Convenor.

Announcements

• IPEG Newsletter, Spring 2013
• International Studies Today Volume 2 Issue 1: Dr Moore includes IPEG report

Events

Workshops may be funded in collaboration with other organisations.

• IPEG/BISA Global Health Workshop: Global Health, Political Economy and Beyond
  (7th December 2011, City University)
• IPEG@40: Life begins... or midlife crisis?
• IPEG Workshop: Comparison, Analysis, Critique - Critical Perspectives on the Diversity of Contemporary Capitalism(s)
  (10th-11th February 2012, Jugendherberge Wiesbaden)
• BISA/IPEG Working Group Workshop Grant: Methodologies of the Everyday in International Political Economy
  (29th-30th May 2012, University of Copenhagen)
• IPEG Workshop: For a Public University
  (15th June 2012, University of Nottingham)
• BISA/ISA 2012 Joint International Conference: Diversity in the Discipline: Tension or Opportunity in Responding to Global Challenges, IPEG and IPEG/ISA IPE section panels
  (20th-22nd June 2012, Edinburgh)
• IPEG Workshop: Political Economy and the State in Historical Perspective
  (11th July 2012, Cambridge University)
• IPEG Annual Conference: The Future of Global Economic Governance
  (10th-11th September 2012, Birmingham University)
• IPEG/COST/ICDD/GLU Workshop: The Future and Praxis of Decent Work
  (14th-15th February 2013, University of Kassel, Germany)

IPEG Book Prize

IPEG awards a book prize every year for a monograph published in the previous calendar year. Find out more by reading the book prize mission statement.

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