INTS 16 Introduction to International Development

Why are some countries rich and others so persistently poor? What can and should be done about this global inequity and by whom? We address these development questions from the perspective of critical human geography. Focusing on the regions of Latin America, Africa and Asia, we examine how development meanings and practices have varied over time and place, and how they have been influenced by the colonial history, contemporary globalization and international aid organizations.

Instructor

Fox

Cross Listed Courses

GEOG 08.01

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:INT or SOC; WCult:NW

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Department-Specific Course Categories

International Development

Offered

• Fall
• Spring