Thomas Oatley, Associate Professor of Political Science, did his graduate work at the Graduate Institute of International Studies of the University of Geneva and at Emory University in Atlanta. He specializes in international political economy, teaching courses on the politics of global trade and finance, the European Union, and related topics. His research interests focus on international cooperation, international institutions, and international finance. He is the author of Monetary Politics (1997, University of Michigan Press), which investigates the political economy of exchange rate cooperation in the European Union, and International Political Economy: Interests and Institutions in the Global Economy (2003, Longman). He has also published articles in International Organization, The American Journal of Political Science, Public Choice, and International Politics. His current research focuses on developing countries and the international financial system.
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