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Description:
Many developing countries face significant economic challenges today: slow economic and productivity growth, premature de-industrialization, limited creation of decent jobs, large foreign debt burdens, growing climate change impacts, and high inequality. In this seminar, we analyze how the interactions between domestic economic dynamics and globalization (unfettered cross-border flows of trade, financial capital, foreign direct investment as well as the rise of China) have shaped economic development outcomes. We study how they led to success in some countries and huge challenges in others, and what domestic and international policy changes are needed to achieve more equitable and sustainable development.
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Distribution(s):
III - Social Sciences , MP - Multicultural Perspectives , SI - Speaking-Intensive , WI - Writing-Intensive
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| Course Tags |
| NXDEV0001 |
NXDEV: Nexus in Development Studies |
This course is approved for the Development Studies Nexus track. |
| EOS0003 |
EOS-3: Structures of Inequality |
This course has been approved to count towards the EOS minor in the Structures of Inequality subject area |
| EOS-3 |
EOS-3: Global Economy |
This course has been approved to count towards the EOS minor in Area 3: Global Economy |
| IR0001 |
INTREL: International Relations major |
This course has been approved to count towards the International Relations major. |
| IR0005 |
INTREL-PE: International Political Economy |
This course has been approved to count towards the International Relations major's International Political Economy focus. |
| IR0006 |
INTREL-ET: International Ethics |
This course has been approved to count towards the International Relations major's International Ethics focus. |
