| HIS 244 |
Africa, Past and Present |
3 Credits |
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This course is an interdisciplinary examination of the problems and promises of African development. It investigates the historical development of pre-independence society, culture, political institutions, and economic structures, and their interaction with post-independent economic problems and development strategies. |
| HIS 283 |
Religious Movements in Contemporary Africa |
3 Credits |
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No description available.
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| ECN 358 |
Economic Development |
3 Credits |
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An examination of the economic and non-economic factors accounting for the economic growth and development of modern economically developed nations and less-developed areas of the world. A review of the problems encountered in initiating and sustaining the process of economic development. Various theories of economic development and major policy issues are discussed.
Prerequisite(s): ECN 101 or 102 |
| ISP 403 |
Special Topics in African Studies |
3 Credits |
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Special topics courses for International Studies are given on a year-by-year basis, depending on strudent needs and staffing availability. They are taught in a seminar format and are designed to facilitate student research on the specific focus of the class. |
| CST 301 |
Cultural Representations |
3 Credits |
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No description available.
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| Approved African language through the intermediate level |
