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Economics C171/EnvEcon&Policy C151, Fall 2004
International Economic Development, Agriculture in Economic Development
Instructor: Alain de Janvry
GSIs: Jenny Hsing-I Liu, Xiangyi Meng
Course Outline and Reading List
Part I
1. What is development? Specification of development indicators.
Textbook. Chapter 1: Economics, Institutions, and Development: A Global Perspective
UNDP, 2003. “Millenium Development Goals: A compact among nations to end human poverty”. pp. 51-52.
UNDP. 2002. “The State and Progress of Human Development”, Human Development Report, 2002. pp. 13-35.
2. State of the world in terms of development. Main issues to be explained.
Textbook. Chapter 2: Diverse Structures and Common Characteristics of Developing Nations
The Economist. 2004. “Global Inequality: More or Less equal?”. March 13
New York Times. 2002. “Globalization gets mixed report cards in U.S. universities”, Dec. 2
3. Development and underdevelopment in a historical perspective and history of thought
Textbook. Chapter 3. Historic growth and Contemporary Development: Lessons and Controversies.
Acemoglu, Daron. 2003. “Root Causes: A historical approach to assessing the role of institutions in economic development”. Finance & Development June.
4. Poverty and inequality: concepts and measurement.
Textbook. Chapter 6. Poverty, Inequality, and Development.
The Economist. 1999. “Sachs on development: Helping the World’s Poorest”, August 14.
The Economist. “Does Inequality Matter?”. June 16, 2001.
Robert Wade. “Global Inequality: Winners and Losers”. The Economist, April 28, 2001.
5. Determinants of poverty and inequality and strategies for growth-with-equity.
The Economist. 2002. “Jeffery Sachs: Weapons of Mass Salvation”. October 26.
The Economist. 2000. “Growth is Good”. March 27.
The Economist. 2000. “Quantity and quality”. September 30.
Vinod Thomas. 2000. “Why Quality Matters”. The Economist, October 7.
6. Sources of growth and growth strategies: Classical and neo-classical growth models
Textbook. Chapter 4. Classic Theories of Development: A Comparative Analysis.
K. Deininger and L. Squire, “Economic Growth and Income Inequality: Reexamining the Links”, Finance and Development, March 1997
J. Sachs, “The Limits of Convergence: Nature, Nurture, and Growth”, June 14, 1997
7. Sources of growth and growth strategies: Endogenous growth theories
Textbook. Chapter 5. Contemporary Models of Development and Underdevelopment.
The Economist. “Economic Growth: The Poor and the Rich”. May 25, 1996.
The Economist. “The growth machine”. May 18, 2002
8. Market and state: Stabilization and adjustment policies.
Textbook. Chapter 14. Balance of Payments, Developing-Country Debt, and the Macroeconomic Stabilization Controversy.
The Economist, “India’s Economy: Many Obstacles Still Ahead”, March 4, 2000
Finance and Development. 2003. “Latin America and the Washington Consensus: Overcoming reform fatigue”. September.
9. Sustainable development and the environment
Textbook, Chapter 11. The Environment and Development.
The Economist. 2002. “Sustainable Development: A few green shoots”. August 31.
The Economist. 2004. “Saving the Rainforest”, July 22
The Economist. 2004. “The Brazilian Amazon: Asphalt in the jungle”. July 24
The New York Times. “Aid to Mexican farmers helps Monarch butterflies, too”. July 2002.
10. Population and development.
Textbook. Chapter 7. Population Growth and Economic Development: Causes, Consequences, and Controversies
The Economist. 2002. “Does Population Matter?”, December 7.
The New York Times. “Experts scaling back their estimates of world population growth”. August 20, 2002.
11. Migration
Textbook. Chapter 8. Urbanization and Rural-Urban Migration: Theory and Policy
The Economist. 2002. “Special report on migration: On the move”. September 28.
Foreign Policy. 2003. “Migration’s New Payoff”. November
New York Times. 2003. “Tide of China’s Migrants: Flowing to Boom, or Bust?”. July 29.
12. Human capital: education and health
Textbook, Chapter 9. Human capital: Education and Health in Economic Development.
The Economist. “Education in Latin America: cramming them in”. May 11, 2002.
The Economist. “Health in poor countries: for 80 cents more”. August 17, 2002.
The Economist. “Aids in southern Africa: fighting back”. May 11, 2002.
The New York Times. “WHO moves to make AIDS drugs more accessible to poor worldwide”. 2002.
The Economist. 2003. “Child Labor reviled”. February
13. Foreign aid and the role of international development agencies
Textbook, Chapter 15. Foreign Finance, Investment, and Aid: Controversies and Opportunities.
The Economist. 2003. Gauging Generosity”. May
The Economist. 2003. “American foreign aid: Bush, hero or hypocrite?”. May 31
14. Trade and the debate on globalization
Textbook, Chapter 12. Trade Theory and Development Experience.
The Economist. 2003. “Unlocking the benefits of world trade”. November.
The Economist. 2004. “Free Trade on trial: 10 years after NAFTA”. January
Dani Rodrik. “Trading in Illusions”, Foreign Policy, March/April 2001.
15. Analysis of the real exchange rate and Dutch Disease
Textbook, Chapter 13. The Trade Policy Debate: Export promotion, Import Substitution, and Economic Integration.
The Economist. 2003. “McCurrencies”, April 26, 2003.
The Economist. “Currency Dilemmas”, November 18, 2000.
The Economist. 2003. “The Devil’s Excrement: Is oil a blessing or a curse?”. May 24.
Part II
16. Role of agriculture in economic development
Textbook, Chapter 10. Agricultural Transformation and Rural Development
Hindu Business Line. Jan 2004. “OECD Farm Subsidies Distorting Trade: IBRD”.
IFPRI. 2003. “How much does it hurt? The impact of agricultural trade policies on developing countries.”
The Wall Street Journal. 2002. “Bittersweet: How an addiction to sugar subsidies hurts development”. September 16.
The New York Times. 2003. “Why people still starve?” July 13
The Economist. 2004. “Nutrition: Food for thought.” July 31.
17. The new institutional economics and agrarian institutions.
Lin and Nugent, 1995. “Institutions and Economic Development”. Handbook of Development Economics.
18. Common property resources and determinants of cooperation.
Pranab Bardhan, 1993. "Analytics of the Institutions of Informal Cooperation in Rural Development", World Development, 21(4).
The Economist. “A question of trust”, February 22, 2003.
19. Political economy of development and role of the state.
Textbook, Chapter 16. Development Policymaking and the Role of the State.
20. Property rights, access to land, and land reform
The World Bank. 2003. “Enhancing land access through land reform.” In K. Deininger, Land Policies for Growth and
Poverty Reduction.
The Economist. “Poverty and Property Rights: No title”, March 31, 2001.
21. Applications of institutional economics: microfinance
Textbook, Chapter 4. Financial resources for development
The New York Times. 2004. “Debate stirs over tiny loans for the poorest”. April 29.
Finance and Development. June 2004. “Microfinance and the poor”.
The New York Times. 2003. “With little loans, Mexican women overcome”. March 19.
22. Development projects: appraisal, monitoring & evaluation, and impact analysis
Textbook, Chapter 4. “Financial resources for development”, pp. 75-78.
23. Definitions of peasants: households, community, and society.
Yujiro Hayami, “The Peasant in Economic Modernization”, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, December 1996.
24 . The political economy of peasants and rural development strategies.
E. Reusse. “NGOs at the Crossroads”. Development and Cooperation, 2002
M. Braig, “Women’s Interests in Development Theory and Policy”, Development and Cooperation, March 2000.
Jeffrey Sachs. “Weapons of mass salvation”. The Economist, October 26, 2002.
Policy Brief #5. Civil wars and development
The Economist. May 24 2003. “Civil wars: The global menace of local strife”.
Foreign Policy. May/June 2003. “The Market place for civil war.”
The Economist. July 5 2003. “A region in flames”.
The Economist. May 15 2004, “Fleeing the horsemen who kill for Khartoum”.
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