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Theoretical and empirical aspects of the political economy of women and the family in the Third World during the process of development, with a focus on labor. Main theoretical approaches examined and applied to case studies from Asia and Latin America. Offered: jointly with SOC 450.
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5.00 Credits
Pekkanen Survey of global trade politics in the context of the World trade Organization (WTO), with attention to positive and negative aspects of its governance. Examines the impact of the WTO legal framework on trade relations among developed and developing countries. Covers topics such as dispute settlement, development, safeguards, antidumping, intellectual property, and regionalism.
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5.00 Credits
Whiting Builds on states and markets approach of 200 and 201 through specific examination of effects of industry and industrial structure on political outcomes and roles of state. Emphasis on latedeveloping and newly developing economies.
Prerequisite:
SIS 200; SIS 201
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5.00 Credits
Bachman, Kasaba Relationships among political, social, and economic changes in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Problems of economic and political development, revolution and reform, state-society relations, imperialism and dependency. Offered: jointly with POL S 450.
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5.00 Credits
Migdal Examination of both state law and non-state law (rules and ways of ordering behavior such as customary law, religious law, and social conventions). Focuses on the ways non-state law interacts with and affects state law and is affected by state law.
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5.00 Credits
Migdal Ethnic conflict seen from two perspectives: 1. the study of theoretical approaches as a means of understanding deeply divided societies; 2. a focus on one or more specific conflicts. Recommended: SIS 201 or POL S 204.
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5.00 Credits
Development of national consciousness in the “old nations” of Europe before the French Revolution. Replacement by the new nationalism and its spread into East Central Europe, Russia, Ibero-America, Asia, and Africa. Offered: jointly with HIST 467.
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5.00 Credits
Human rights in Latin America, focusing on twentieth century dictatorships and current regional events and their implications for human rights. Cannot be taken for credit if GIS 174 or SISLA 120 previously taken. Offered: jointly with LSJ 410.
Prerequisite:
either ANTH 323, LSJ 320, LSJ 321, POL S 368, PHIL 338, SIS 200, or SIS 201
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5.00 Credits
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5.00 Credits
Comparative analysis of four major approaches to international political economy: mercantilism, Marxism, liberalism, and evolutionary approach. Focus on international cooperation, social change, and economic institutions. Theoretical analysis of the four paradigms and applications to historic and current issues in international political economy: hegemonic cycle, postcommunist transition, and cross-national income inequality.
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