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OSUN Themes: Democratic Practice; Inequalities
Politics of Development
Term:
January 29, 2024 – May 1, 2024
Levels
: 200-Level; 300-Level
Day/Time:
Monday; Wednesday 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM New York time / ECTS
Instructor:
Azamat Sakiev
, American University of Afghanistan
This course explores development challenges in the Global South by addressing topics like colonization's legacy, conflicts, political systems, religion's role, sustainability, gender dynamics, and more. With 80% of the world's population living in this region, the course aims to foster a deep understanding of the processes there through critical analysis, discussions, and writing skills, highlighting the complexity of development in the Global South.
Prerequisites:
A strong foundation in intro-level International Relations and/or Comparative Politics is highly recommended, as they will provide students with the necessary background to engage effectively with the topics and diverse perspectives explored in the course.
Credits:
3 US / 6 ECTS
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