ILOs:
- basic understanding of implications of differences in respect to
    superiority of system(s)
    competition between systems
    convergence of systems
- demonstrate ability to extract critical information and apply theoretical knowledge

ILOs: - basic understanding of implications of differences in respect to superiority of system(s) competition between systems convergence of systems - demonstrate ability to extract critical information and apply theoretical knowledge

9 - National Systems - Part II (HD)

The course podcasts for POSC-3916 Understanding the Global Economy. A twenty-something urban professional in India. A female factory worker in China. Coﬀee farmers in Peru. African children working in gemstone mines. Auto-workers in Detroit, Michigan. And you. All of them are connected through the global economy. They experience the impact of the global economy very diﬀerently, however. And the degree of control each of them have over the role they play in this global economy or how “it works” — what political scientists would call its governance — is even more diverse. In this course, you will learn how our modern global economy developed, how its core institutions came into being, how they have changed, how the global economy is governed, who calls the shots where and when (and who doesn’t), and what this all means to you and all the other participants in this global economy.

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9 - National Systems - Part II (HD)

9 - National Systems - Part II (HD)