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This paper discusses theoretical explanations of currency crises and the contagion from them. We provide a basic introduction to the frameworks of three classical currency crisis models and assess each model’s implications. We then introduce a global game approach in these crisis models, which helps to overcome the limits found in them. Based on our global game analysis, we explain contagion between two economies.