新兴国家的政治经济学
课程教师
Min Ye
教师简介
Professor Min Ye specializes in comparative and international political economy, focusing on China, India, and Asian international relations. She is the author of The Belt, Road, and Beyond (Cambridge University Press 2020); Diasporas and Foreign Direct Investment in China and India (Cambridge University Press, 2014); and The Making of Northeast Asia (Stanford University Press, 2010).
课程内容
What is a political economy framework? Why do nations rise and fall? This course offers students a comprehensive foundation in understanding industrialization and globalization among rising powers. Through theoretical and historical exploration, it examines how nations rise on the global stage, strategically integrating international resources with domestic strengths while pursuing peaceful growth. Emphasizing political-economy analysis, the curriculum focuses on the strategies employed by rising countries, with a particular focus on China and India. Students will be invited to explore key topics such as digital development, the green transition, and global governance, drawing comparisons across countries. Additionally, the course fosters independent research skills, guiding students in formulating comparative studies that evaluate the opportunities and challenges faced by rising economies in shaping the global order. By the end of the course, participants will gain valuable insights into the shifting dynamics of global governance and the transformative potential of industrial and technological advancements.
Format: Ten sessions with required readings provided as e-binder, comprising selected chapters, journal articles, and think tank reports available in open-source formats.
课程安排
Session 1: Introduction to Political Economy and Rising Powers Pre-read:
Activity: collect research and professional interests and questions |
Session 2: Historical Cases and Lessons on Industrialization Pre Read:
Activity: Form teams for collaborative research design on China and India |
Session 3: Analytical Frameworks for Studying China and India Pre-read:
Activity: What is critical reading? |
Session 4: Diasporas and Globalization in China Pre-read:
Activity: The past and present, why is it so hard to study Chinese diasporas? |
Session 5: Diasporas and Economic Development in India Pre-read:
Assignment: Take-home exam based on readings and class instructions. |
Session 6: The Illusion of Inclusion in India Pre-read:
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Session 7: Political Economy of the New Era Pre-read:
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Session 8. Pathways to Great-Power Status Pre-read:
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Session 9. Re-Globalization and Emerging Powers Pre-read:
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Session 10. New Topics and Methods Pre-read:
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