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2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

HI 323 - Discourses on Poverty and Development: Latin America and South Asia

This course is an exhaustive study of poverty and development from an economic and historical perspective in two regions of the world. We will study topics such as: poverty measurement, industrialization and technology, trade and political economy of underdevelopment. The regional focus is subject to changes based on the expertise of the instructor(s) teaching the course and suitability for conducting a meaningful comparative study.

Prerequisites: Any economics or history course or permission of the instructor.

Credits: 4 cr.
Misc. Notes: This course is not a substitute for EC 321 or HI 163. At least sophomore standing.
Crosslisted: EC 323