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Introduction to International Development (I2ID)

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Last Updated: 14/04/2011 , Committee for Education and Student Affairs

Introduction to International Development (I2ID), 2010:

April 14 - July 21, 2 credits
GSID Common
Wednesdays, from 13:00 to 14:30
Auditorium, 8th floor, GSID building


Course Managers and Teaching Assistant

Objectives
This course will introduce overall framework and essential ideas of International Development and Cooperation with interdisciplinary approach. Participants in this GSID common course are expected to acquire wider knowledge and overview of international development study. Disciplines and crucial issues of International Development will be explained by instructors from six programs, and help participants open up perspectives on International Development.

Schedule
Date Class Class Title Instructor(s)

April 14

Class 1

(1) Introduction
(2) Introduction to International Development and International Development Studies

Shimada, Yamada,
Kimura, Otsubo,
Ito

April 21

Class 2

-Review of Paradigm Shift of Development
-Viewpoint from Development Economy

Otsubo

April 28

Class 3

Viewpoint from Development Political Science
-Viewpoint from Development Sociology

Kimura, Ito

May 12

Class 4

Interdisciplinary Construction of International Development Studies (Panel Discussion by Faculty members)

Ito, Kimura,
Nishikawa, Otsubo,
Shimada, Yamada

May 19

Class 5

Law and Governance

Shimada

May 26

Class 6

Poverty

Osada, Ito

June 2

Class 7

Environment

Fujikawa

June 9

Class 8

Rural Development 1

Nishikawa Yoshihiko

June 16

Class 9

Rural Development 2

Usami

June 23

Class 10

Education 1

Yamada

June 30

Class 11

Education 2

Okada

July 7

Class 12

Peace-building

Nishikawa Yukiko

July 14

Class 13

Society, Culture and Development

Takahashi

July 21

Class 14

Wrap-up session

 

Texts & References

Requirements
  1. Students will read assigned articles before each class, and actively
    participate in class discussion.
  2. Students will submit comment papers on each class by the next class.

Evaluation
  • Class participation and weekly comment papers.
  • Grading policy will be explained in the first class.

Note
  1. For more details, please see GSID Syllabus.

 

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