POLS 220: Lecture Thirteen
43:58In this lecture, the exploration of political economy as a merging of politics and economics reveals insights into global realities. The lecture delves into the development dynamics, examining how countries, especially in the Global South, navigate political and economic development. Discussions include various development theories and models, such as modernization theory and dependency theory, and the roles of global institutions like the IMF and World Bank. The lecture scrutinizes the effects of neoliberal policies, structural adjustment programs, and foreign direct investment on developing countries, alongside the fascinating phenomenon of how countries like China have developed under authoritarian regimes versus the Global North's recommended democratic frameworks.
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POLS 220: Lecture Thirteen
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