Geography 319 - Africa: Problems/Prospects

Spring
2016
01
4.00
Girma Kebbede
W 01:15PM-04:05PM
Mount Holyoke College
95101
Clapp Laboratory 413
gkebbede@mtholyoke.edu
This course intends to offer an interdisciplinary perspective on selected contemporary development problems in Africa south of the Sahara. Central to the course will be an examination of the social, economic, and political consequences of colonialism, the physical resource base and ecological crisis, agrarian systems and rural development, gender relations and development, urbanization and industrialization, and the problems and prospects of regional cooperation and integration.
This course is open to Juniors and Seniors.; Prereq: 4 credits in department and 4 credits at the 200 level in geography or related social science.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.