Why are some nations rich while others remain impoverished?
This live online course delves into the political economy of global development, offering a comparative analysis of the Global North’s prosperity and the persistent challenges faced by the Global South. We will examine historical and contemporary forces—colonial legacies, state-led growth, neoliberalism, and emerging models like South-South cooperation—while exploring current issues such as climate justice, the role of BRICS, economic disparities, and the implications of global policy shifts. Special attention will be given to the end of the “Age of Miraculous Growth,” driven by policies like Trump’s tariffs and foreign aid realignment, providing a critical perspective on the past, present, and future of global development.
What You’ll Explore:
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Who Should Join:
This course is ideal for students, professionals, and activists focused on development, global policy, or social justice. Whether you aim to deepen your understanding of global economic disparities or engage in meaningful policy discussions, this course offers a comprehensive and critical perspective on the forces shaping our world today.
Join Us:
Embark on an in-depth exploration of global development and inequality, and enhance your ability to contribute to critical discussions about the future.
Note: Requires 10+ participants. Email ibssa@gadaedu.com for registration details.