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The book critiques the fragmentation in Comparative and International Political Economy, which hampers the development of comprehensive theories of contemporary capitalism. By proposing a theory of Second Image IPE, the author builds on Kenneth Waltz's ideas and integrates classical approaches from Gourevitch and Katzenstein. The work incorporates recent advancements in Comparative Capitalism and Growth Model analysis, applying this framework to key issues in Global Political Economy such as security, finance, trade, and regional integration.

Focusing on the impact of COVID-19, this book examines alternative pathways for economic development through the lens of comparative and international political economy. It offers insights into how countries can adapt and innovate in response to the challenges posed by the pandemic, highlighting diverse strategies and potential solutions for sustainable growth in a post-COVID world.