ECON 677 - International Political Econ

Unit(s): 3

In most developing countries today planned development is being abandoned in favor of market-guided strategies. This course provides a political economy analysis of the relationship between government and the economy in developing nations. It examines the various paradigms and debates in the field of international political economy, and with case studies illustrates how domestic and transnational political economic structures have shaped development patterns in diverse third world settings.

Restriction: Level Restricted to Graduate
College of Arts and Sciences