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POLS 477/4377 - Law and Development (3 cr.)


Prerequisites
RHET 1020 ,   and   

Description
This course will explore the interface between law and processes of development. by looking critically at what is meant by “law”, we will explore the impact of law (however defined) on social and economic development. In so doing, the beneficial and detrimental impacts of law on development will be assessed. The influence of law in the domains of population, constitutionalism, and the environment, among others, will be considered.

When Offered
Offered Occasionally.


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