GHDP-502 Politics, Religion and Culture

Faculty:

Lancaster, Carol

Marshall, Katherine

Politics are central to successful development. This course will examine theories regarding the role of politics, religion, culture in development, including modernization, the developmental state, the impact of institutions, the role of governance and democracy. Students will draw on data, scholarly literature, case studies (some of which they will produce in teams), official documents and reports and their own experience as well as that of practitioners

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: None

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Fall '12: Lancaster, C, Marshall, K (description, file download)

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• 2013-2014 Fall and Spring

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