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GENERAL OBJECTIVES, RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND SCIENTIFIC RELEVANCE
Globalization is one of the defining features of the contemporary world, but there is considerable controversy regarding its nature, impact, and future trends. This workshop will seek to integrate debates about globalization and development at the onset of the 21st century. The course will be weaving in the sustainable development goals to contextualize and frame policy debate. Our analytical approach will be to study globalization through the lens of diverse global regions and will explore models and cases of economic growth and development, North-South trade, economic stabilization, and development finance.
In addition, we overview emerging issues reshaping development on a global level and the changing patterns of global migration of labor and capital, trade flows, the influence of technology, the role of conflict in development, and global phenomena such as global warming. There will be a particular reference to problems of debt and financial crisis, income inequality, peace economics, and the effects of globalization on prospects for stable development.
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ICPP6 Preconference Class
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