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Clayton Second semester 2007 (Day)
Malaysia Second semester 2007 (Day)
This unit works from the premise that in order to grasp and cope with the problems of development and change in poor countries, it is important to be strongly aware of their political dimensions. Thus it considers development issues in relation to such questions as: What ideologies are involved? What interests are at stake? Who has political power, and how is it used? What are the interacting roles of the state, elites and classes in development? In dealing with these questions the unit ranges across the major conservative, liberal and radical traditions in postwar development theory, and seeks to relate movements in ideas to their real-world context.
Upon successful completion of this unit students will be able to:
Essay (2000 words): 40%
Oral tutorial presentation: 10%
Examination (2 hours): 50%
Third-year level students are required to demonstrate wider reading and deeper knowledge of the subject by answering questions from designated sections of the examination paper.
3 hours (2 x 1 hour lecture and 1 x 1 hour tutorial) per week
A first-year sequence in Politics or permission.
COS2570, COS3570