Susan Strange
Susan Strange was a pioneering political economist and a leading figure in the study of international political economy. Her structural power theory posits that a state’s ability to control international economic systems and technological processes enables it to set the terms for other nations, thereby reducing the necessity for direct military intervention. Strange's work has profoundly influenced discussions on the intersections between economics and global politics.
Born on Mar 01, 1923 (103 years old)
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Susan Strange is cited for her insights on the relationship between states and markets in political economy.
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Bangladesh:
According to Susan Strange's theory of structural power, a state that can control the international economy can set conditions for others, reducing the need for direct force.
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