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Duration

23 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

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Political Economy of Institutions and Development
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  • Earn a shareable certificate upon completion.
  • Flexible deadlines according to your schedule.
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  • This course is part of the SDG initiative addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals, specifically for the following SDGs [1, 8, 10 and 16]. We hope you will join in our efforts to reach the SDG?s in small but measurable and actionable ways, cooperating with Development Done Differently. Expand your impact. You can create a better world.
  • In today?s world, politics and economics are interconnected, but what is the nature of this connectivity? What are the power relationships that shape the world economy today and create new challenges for international institutions facing globalization? What makes some countries wealthier than others? Do we face cultural diversity or fragmentation? Does the type of governance effect economic development and social change or is it the other way around? How do we measure it and how trustworthy is the data? These issues and many more will be examined in this course along with a wide library of sources and a biting criticism.
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Political Economy of Institutions and Development
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Curriculum

Introduction into this course

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How to succeed in your online class?

Introduction to Political Economy

The Evolution of Political Economy

International Political Economy

Meet the instructor & his team

Leiden University: Facts & Figures

Community Guidelines

What is your learning path?

Reading for International Political Economy

Data used in Political Economy

Mapping the World

Visualization: World Maps

Political Economy and Data

Population

Visualization: World Map of Population

Output (GDP current values)

Visualization: World Map of GDP (Current Values)

Output (GDP PPP)

Visualization: World Map of GDP PPP

Poverty

Visualization: World Map of Human Development Index

Reading for Data in Political Economy

Data used in Political Economy

Trust

Trust and Social Capital

Measuring Trust

Trust results and Criticism

Visualization: World Map of Trust

Causes and Consequences

Correlation and Regression

Reading for Trust

Trust

Society and Fragmentation

Ethnic Fragmentation

Visualization: World Map of Ethnic Fragmentation

Linguistic Fragmentation

Visualization: World Map of Linguistic Diversity

Religious Fragmentation

Visualization: World Map of Religious Diversity

Income and Wealth Inequality

Visualization: World Map of Income Inequality

Inequality, Fragmentation and Trust

Society and Fragmentation

Society and Fragmentation

Governance

Good Governance

Measuring Governance

Democracy and Growth

Visualization: World Map of Democracy

Rule of Law and Growth

Visualization: World Map of Rule of Law

Corruption and Growth

Visualization: World Map of Corruption

Reading for Governance

Governance

Economic Development

State Failure

Who Gives Foreign Aid, to Whom, and Why

The Real Aid Givers

Aid Effectiveness

Reading for Economic Development

Economic Development

Globalisation

Globalisation. The Debate

World map of economic globalisation

Trade

World map of trade

Foreign Direct Investment

FDI modules

Financial Markets

The Globalised World Economy

Globalisation Discourse

Globalisation

International organizations

Origins

Trade

Finance

Reflection

International Institutions

International Organisations

Non Governmental actors

Cities

Big Business

Transnational Advocacy Groups

Supra-State Actors

Defining your case study

What effects the sustainability of your project

The form of your assignment

New Actors

Non - Governmental Organizations

Final

Final Exam

Extra Material

The Invisible Hand - Adam Smith

Utilitarianism - Jeremy Bentham

Relative Backwardness - Alexander Gerschenkron

Classical Liberalism - Friedrich August von Hayek

Keynesianism - John Maynard Keynes

Critical Political Economy - Robert Cox

The Take Off - Walt W. Rostow

Marxism - Karl Marx

Small States - Peter Katzenstein

World Systems Theory - Immanuel Wallerstein

New Institutional Economics- Ronald Coase

Economic Structuralism- Raúl Prebisch

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