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PSCI 405 - Chinese Political Economy

In this course students will learn about the profound economic, political, and social changes associated with China's transition from an insular command economy to an increasingly internationalized and market-oriented economy. Through readings, discussions, and independent research projects, students will develop the skills for critical thinking and evidence-based analysis of complex issues. The course encourages to debate about diverse models of economic development.

Prerequisites

Level at least 3B

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

None

Offerings

Winter 2023 [1231]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	8006	0 / 25

Winter 2021 [1211]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 041	8546	6 / 15	11:30 - 12:50	M		Hongying Wang

Fall 2019 [1199]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	8063	9 / 15	11:30 - 14:20	M	AL 210	Hongying Wang

Winter 2017 [1171]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	7544	2 / 16	08:30 - 11:20	T	HH 345	Hongying Wang

Winter 2016 [1161]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	4570	6 / 14	14:30 - 17:20	Th	HH 345	Hongying Wang

Winter 2015 [1151]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	8150	13 / 16	11:30 - 14:20	F	HH 345	Hongying Wang

Fall 2014 [1149]

Section	Class	Enrolled	Time	Days	Location	Instructor
SEM 001	7871	0 / 16