PSCI116 - POL CHG IN 3RD WRLD

This course will provide an overview of politics and society in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The first five weeks will focus on such questions as: What are the effects of the "colonial legacy" inherited by most countries in the "Third World?" Why have certain countries been able to maintain stable and effective government institutions while others have experienced revolutions, civil wars and rampant corruption? What are some of the obstacles to economic development? The second part of the course will focus on the experiences of several countries, including Brazil, India, Iran, and Nigeria. The last part of the course will attempt to locate politics and society in "Third World"countries within the context of larger global issues such as North-South relations, the recent waves of democratization and privatization, internationalenvironmental concerns, and the role of women in "Third World" development.
Section 001 - LEC
MW 0100PM-0200PM
SIL, RUDRA
STITELER HALL B6
Section 201 - REC
F 0100PM-0200PM
WIKTOREK, ALEXANDRA C.
PSYCHOLOGY LAB B50
Section 202 - REC
F 0100PM-0200PM
DUNTON-GALLAGHER, CLYDE S
FISHER-BENNETT HALL 16
Section 203 - REC
F 1100AM-1200PM
WIKTOREK, ALEXANDRA C.
PSYCHOLOGY LAB B50
Section 204 - REC
F 1100AM-1200PM
DUNTON-GALLAGHER, CLYDE S
CLAIRE M. FAGIN HALL (NURSING 117
Section 205 - REC
W 0200PM-0300PM
MUKHERJEE, SERGIO
EDUCATION BUILDING 008
Section 206 - REC
W 0200PM-0300PM
DUNTON-GALLAGHER, CLYDE S
DAVID RITTENHOUSE LAB 4N30
Section 207 - REC
W 0400PM-0500PM
WIKTOREK, ALEXANDRA C.
WILLIAMS HALL 216
Section 208 - REC
W 0400PM-0500PM
MUKHERJEE, SERGIO
DAVID RITTENHOUSE LAB 3N6
Section 209 - REC
R 1030AM-1130AM
MUKHERJEE, SERGIO
PSYCHOLOGY LAB B50

University of Pennsylvania
208 S. 37th Street, Room 217
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6215
Phone: (215) 898-7641

Edward Mansfield Chair
Nancy Hirschmann Graduate Chair
John Lapinski Undergraduate Chair