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Summer 2013 Short-Term Study Abroad Course: IAFF- 6188 Politics of Growth and Development
in India (May 26, 2012 - June 8, 2012)
Increasingly,
South Asia is one of the most economically vibrant and important regions in the
world. This course will explore the political economy of South Asian
development by harnessing intra- and cross-regional comparisons to explore of
four key issue areas: democratic development; agrarian political economy; the
political economy of labor; and economic reform. The course will take place in
Bangalore, India. Part of the course will be seminar based, but
much of the course will involve interactions with high profile guest speakers
and field visits, including a four day trip to rural India.
Bangalore
is the capital city of Karnataka, one of India's fastest growing states.
Karnataka has a large and diverse economy and for many years it has witnessed
tremendous growth across a variety of sectors. Through comparisons with the
rest of India, this course will explore how Karnataka has achieved its high
growth rates, and will provide students with exposure to employment and
investment opportunities in Karnataka's private, non-profit and government
sectors.
The course is open to M.A.
Asian Studies students and advanced undergraduates and will run from May 26, 2012 to June 8,2012. If you think you might be
interested in applying, please contact Professor Teitelbuam (ejt@gwu.edu) or the GWU Office for Study Abroad.
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