Global Poverty
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Challenges and Hopes in the New Millennium
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A special 8-week course taught by Professor Ananya Roy
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with guest lectures by distinguished UC Berkeley faculty |
Course Details:
Duration: September 11 to October 30 · Day & Time: Mondays, 3:30-6 pm
Room: PFA Theater |
Registration Options: IAS 140: 2 units, Letter Grade or P/NP, Course Control # 46965 (Open to all undergraduate students.) CP 290: 2 units, Letter Grade, Course Control # 13571 (Open to graduate students and CP students only.) |
Course Themes |
Global Poverty: Key Trends & Challenges - The Institutions & Paradigms of Development - Critiques of Mainstream Development - Global Poverty Campaigns & Millennium Development Goals - The Ethics of Global Citizenship - Political Empowerment & Social Movements - Agriculture: Land Security & Food Security - Infrastructure: Water, Sanitation & Housing - Financing the Unfinanced: Microcredit & Economic Development - Environmental Justice, Public Health & Livable Communities - Human Rights, Refugee Populations & WarEmpowerment & Social Movements - Agriculture: Land Security & Food Security - Infrastructure: Water, Sanitation & Housing - Financing the Unfinanced: Microcredit & Economic Development - Environmental Justice, Public Health & Livable Communities - Human Rights, Refugee Populations & War
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