Fall/Winter Timetable
POL445H1S L0101
Politics of Growth in Developing Countries
Themes
The course examines the politics of economic growth in developing countries. It focuses on political factors to analyze why some developing countries have done better in terms of growth than others. Conceptual frameworks of growth and related themes such as regime type, institutions, inequality and ethnicity will be addressed.
PLEASE NOTE: POL445H1S is dual delivery, online synchronous.
Texts
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Format and Requirements
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