POLSC 36000
Dem & Dev Global World · 4 credits · Spring 2027
Requirements
Prerequisites: ENGL 12000 and one 200/300 level Comparative Politics course.
About this course
The course examines the relationship between democracy and development in post-colonial countries. Questions include: What relations of causality, in either direction, have political scientists sought to establish between democracy anddevelopment. What is the impact of globalization on these relations? How can historical analysis help to illuminate these and other issues, such as why some countries have been better at promoting per capita income growth than others What efforts have been undertaken by individual citizens, by civic groups, by aid donors to plug the democratic deficits that arise in the course of pursuing development under 21st Century conditions
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