Economic, Political & Social Development
This concentration is for students with an interest in political, economic and social issues in the developing world.
The Curriculum
- ANTH 352: Global Issues (4)
- ANTH 354: Quest for the Other: Tourism and Culture
- BUS 393: Introduction to International Business (4)
- BUS 394: International Business Strategy (4)
- COMS 321: International Communications (4)
- ECON 303: International Economics (4)
- ECON 403a: Seminar in Int'l Econ. Development (4) (prereq Econ303)
- ECON 403b: Seminar in Int'l Trade (4) (prereq Econ303)
- ENSP 330: Energy, Technology, and Society (4)
- GEOG 322: Liberation Ecologies:Globalztn, Environ. and Social Movmnts. (4)
- GEOG 335: Global Agricultural Systems and Issues (4)
- GEOG 345: Tourism Geographies (4)
- POLS 304: Introduction to International Relations (4)
- POLS 345: Model United Nations, when developing world (4)
- POLS 447: Nonviolent Strategies in International Relations (4)
- POLS 448: Political Violence, Terrorism and Law (4)
- POLS 452: Third World Political Systems (4)
- POLS 498: International Political Economy (4)
- WGS 385: Gender and Globalization (4)
III. CONCENTRATION COURSES (20 units)
Students select courses in consultation with an advisor, with no more than 8 units from a single department. Those who have taken any of these courses as Basic Areas selections will choose more Elective Courses.