Government and Politics in Developing Areas

PL2110 - Government and Politics in Developing Areas

This is a comparative politics subject with an emphasis on relations between established and emerging states. The subject identifies and applies analytical approaches necessary in understanding politics, international relations, processes, and development needs within emerging areas, situating them within broader historical trends and developments. Empirically, the subject adopts a global lens examining multiple regions and states across the world.

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117304 Master of Conflict Management and Resolution, 122204 Master of Public Health - Master of Global Development, 118211 Graduate Certificate of Global Development, 103406 Graduate Diploma of Social Science, 103404 Master of Social Science, 118204 Master of Global Development, 118206 Graduate Diploma of Global Development

117304 Master of Conflict Management and Resolution, 122204 Master of Public Health - Master of Global Development, 118211 Graduate Certificate of Global Development, 103406 Graduate Diploma of Social Science, 103404 Master of Social Science, 118204 Master of Global Development, 118206 Graduate Diploma of Global Development Offerings: All

[Anti-requisite] PL2110 A PL3110 Offerings: All

PL5110 - Shifting Geopolitical Environments in Emerging States

Shifting Geopolitical Environments in Emerging States

Analyse and evaluate complex political perspectives and power relations within and between established states and emerging states.

Identify the social, historical, economic, environmental and/or cultural issues that affect the domestic politics and foreign relations of emerging states

Research and analyse government, politics, and the international relations of emerging countries to present a
clear, coherent and independent exposition of knowledge and ideas