Politics of the Developing Nations POSC 311
This blog is a pedagogical tool for Dr. Khan's Politics of Developing Nations [POSC 311-010] class.
About Me
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- Name:Muqtedar Khan
Dr. Muqtedar Khan is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware. He is a Non-resident Fellow at the Brookings Institution. He is the author of American Muslims: Bridging Faith and Freedom (Amana, 2002), Jihad for Jerusalem: Identity and Strategy in International Relations (Praeger, 2004).
- enotes on Developing Nations
- These are links to Globalization and the Developing World
- Defining the Third World/Developing World
- Brief History of India
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1 Comments:
Michael P. Todaro has the right idea in defining developing nations as countries depending on more powerful nations because of what they lack in area economics, technology, health of their citizens, and the list goes on. Then on the other hand, the UN has a good view of developing nations as well, as they define a developing nation as "what they are not", wealthy. Todaro looks developing nations on a state level of analysis, whereas the UN looks at them on a more broad level, the global level of analysis. Both view developing nations in the same respect.
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