This module encourages students to consider how economic and social development goals are pursued in four Southeast Asian states (Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia and the Philippines) and to explore the problems and dilemmas that arise in relation to development planning and policy-making.
This module, then, is as much about the politics of development (how we understand development, who benefits from development, why particular development trajectories and ideas are privileged over others) as it is about the political economy of specific Southeast Asian states.
This module encourages students to consider how economic and social development goals are pursued in four Southeast Asian states (Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia and the Philippines) and to explore the problems and dilemmas that arise in relation to development planning and policy-making.This module, then, is as much about the politics of development (how we understand development, who benefits from development, why particular development trajectories and ideas are privileged over others) as it is about the political economy of specific Southeast Asian states.
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