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Autumn
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This second year undergraduate module provides students with a historical and contemporary analysis of economic, institutional, political, and social developments in China. The module begins with an investigation into the reasons why and how China evolved from a socialist to a state-led market economy to issues of institutions, governance, and policy-making. The module then addresses issues in social welfare policy. We conclude with a discussion of China's re-integration into the global economy, the role of the state in international trade, the government's global economic aspirations and prospects for development. This module will therefore provide students with a firm understanding of the historical and contemporary economic, political, and social processes shaping China's development Trajectory.
This module aims to:
On completion of this module, students will have:
One lecture and seminar per week.
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