IDEV 1000
Understanding Development
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The objective of the course is to provide an introduction to the study of international development as a contested and evolving effort to counteract global inequalities. Students will learn about the historical and political origins of the international development system, as well as the main development actors and institutions. The course will provide an introduction to foundational concepts within development studies, including poverty, inequality, human rights, foreign aid, and sustainable development. [Offering(s): Also offered through Distance Education format.][Department(s): Dean's Office, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences]
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Wed 8:30-9:50
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Fri 11:30-12:50
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Wed 13:00-14:20
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Mon 14:30-15:50
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Thu 11:30-12:50
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Tue 16:00-17:20
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Tue 14:30-15:50
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Wed, Thu 8:30-9:50
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