GLST.7170 Developing Economies (Formerly GLS.717)
Id: 037342
Credits: 3-3
Description
The emphasis of this course is an examination of globalization and whether it can be made a human-centered process, to historically examine the interrelatedness of the world economy to determine how policies shaped by industrialized countries impact developing countries, and to define key terms including poverty, sustainable development, market, informal economy, and civil society.
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