Fall Semester 2007
Tu, Th 5-6:30 pm
155 Dwinelle Hall
Professor Ananya Roy

This course was previously taught in Fall 2006 in an 8-week format and has now expanded to a full semester course. IAS 115 /CP 115 is one of the cornerstone courses for a new minor in Global Poverty and Practice to be launched in Fall 2007. Course themes include:

• 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 & War

Course Details:
IAS 115, 4 units, CCN 46460
CRP 115, 4 units, CCN 13436

Global Poverty - Fall 2006