PEIO

**Brand Description: Political Economy of International Organization (PEIO)**

The Political Economy of International Organization (PEIO) is a premier academic platform that convenes scholars from diverse fields, including economics and political science, to explore critical issues surrounding international organizations (IOs). Established to foster discussions on governance, incentive structures, and policy impacts of prominent organizations like the WTO, UN, IMF, and World Bank, PEIO also delves into lesser-studied entities.

The 17th Annual Conference, scheduled for January 23-25, 2025, at Harvard University, provides an opportunity for researchers to submit papers and engage in vibrant debates on topics ranging from foreign aid and international law to the dynamics between IOs and global transnational actors. With an academic focus that includes the intersection of international and domestic political economies, PEIO encourages innovative research through various submission avenues, including pre-analysis plans for upcoming experiments. Through its dedication to combining rigorous scholarship with practical implications, PEIO serves as a vital resource in the field of international political economy.