Global
Political Economy of
Development
Dr. Allyson Benton
Department of International Politics
City, University of London
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic and
Foreign Investment)
Modernization Modernization of Values, Institutions, Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political Institutions,
Economic Skills/Technology
Poverty Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/Poverty
Programs, Rural Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Free Hand of the Market
States Allow Markets to
Determine Supply and Demand
(Capital, Labor, Prices)
States Enforce the Rule of Law
(Contract and Property Rights)
to Support the Market
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
State-Led
Economic
Development
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Import-Substitution
Industrialization
- State Protects Fledgling
Industries (Subsidies, Tariffs,
Exchange Rate Controls)
- State Regulates Capital,
Consumer, and Labor Markets
to Support Industrialization
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
State-Led
Economic
Development
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
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1. Global
Political Economy of
Development
Dr. Allyson Benton
Department of International Politics
City, University of London
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic and
Foreign Investment)
Modernization Modernization of Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
2. Education, Political Institutions,
Economic Skills/Technology
Poverty Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/Poverty
Programs, Rural Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
3. Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
4. Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Free Hand of the Market
States Allow Markets to
Determine Supply and Demand
(Capital, Labor, Prices)
States Enforce the Rule of Law
(Contract and Property Rights)
to Support the Market
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
5. (Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
State-Led
Economic
Development
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
6. Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Import-Substitution
Industrialization
- State Protects Fledgling
Industries (Subsidies, Tariffs,
Exchange Rate Controls)
- State Regulates Capital,
Consumer, and Labor Markets
to Support Industrialization
What is
Development?
What Explains
Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
7. Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
State-Led
Economic
Development
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
8. Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Washington
Consensus
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Neo-Liberal Economic
Reform
- States’ Role is to Promote
Efficient Markets
-States End ISI
(Eliminate Subsidies, Trade
Barriers, Exchange Rate
Controls)
- States Deregulate Capital,
Consumer, Labor Markets
What is
Development?
What Explains
9. Development?
How Can Development
Be Promoted?
Economic
Model
Economic
Growth Industrialization
Capital Accumulation/
Investment
(Public and Private, Domestic
and Foreign Investment)
Classical Liberal
Economic Policy
Modernization
Modernization of
Values, Institutions,
Technology
Transfer/Develop
Education, Political
Institutions, Economic Skills/
Technology
State-Led
10. Economic
Development
Poverty
Eradication Poverty Relief
Improved Social Welfare/
Poverty Programs, Rural
Development, Reduce
Informal Sector
Washington
Consensus
Realize Human
Potential Freedom
Good Governance
(Democracy, State Capacity)
Post Washington
Consensus
Neo-Liberal Economic Policies
Amidst Good Governance
Political Institutions
(Responsiveness, Rule of Law,
Accountability)
State Capacity
11. (Efficiency, Cleanliness, Oversight)
Appropriate Welfare Policy
Choices
(Public Services, Gender Equity,
Ethnic Peace, Financial Inclusion)
What We Cover
GOOD GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS
• Political Institutions that Ensure Representative Policy Choice
(Democracy, Political Accountability,
Rule of Law)
• Political Institutions that Ensure State Capacity and Efficient
Policy Delivery (Bureaucratic
Oversight, Decentralization, Rule of Law)
KEY SOCIAL WELFARE POLICIES
• Social Services (Health, Education)
• Social Inclusion (Gender Equity, Ethnic Peace)
• Economic Inclusion (Microfinance, Financial Inclusion)
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND
REGULATIONS
12. • That Can Help Design, Implement, or Oversee Good
Governance Institutions
• That Can Help Design, Implement, or Oversee Appropriate
Social Welfare Policies
Weekly Readings
• At least one example of why the institution/policy is
important for promoting development
• At least one example of a measure undertaken to
improve the institution/policy (in its design,
implementation, or oversight)
• At least one example of how an international institution,
organization, regulation, or actor might be involved in
the design, implementation, or oversight of the
institution/policy
Course Logistics
• Each Week
• One Lecture: Overview/History/Evolution of the Topic of
Study
• One Tutorial: To Answer Questions, Discuss the Readings,
Discuss the Institutional or
Policy Reforms
• Four Required Readings (Plus Suggested Readings)
13. • Attendance at Lecture and Tutorial is mandatory
• Assessment:
• One Take-Home Essay (4000 words) using Content of Lecture
and Readings, plus any
additional necessary research and readings conducted by the
student (turned in on 2
January 2020)
• Will have the choice between nine different topics. However,
knowledge of all weeks is
necessary to complete the assignment
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Brief Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Introducing Cloud Computing
Chapter 2 Software as a Service (SaaS)
Chapter 3 Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Chapter 4 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Chapter 5 Identity as a Service (IDaaS)
Chapter 6 Data Storage in the Cloud
Chapter 7 Collaboration in the Cloud
Chapter 8 Virtualization
Chapter 9 Securing the Cloud
Chapter 10 Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity and the
Cloud
Chapter 11 Service-Oriented Architecture
Chapter 12 Managing the Cloud
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computing/9781449647407/Preface.xhtml
16. Chapter 16 Evaluating the Cloud’s Business Impact and
Economics
Chapter 17 Designing Cloud-Based
Solution
s
Chapter 18 Coding Cloud-Based Applications
Chapter 19 Application Scalability
Chapter 20 The Future of the Cloud
Glossary of Key Terms
Index
Credits
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computing/9781449647407/Chapter13.xhtml#ch13
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computing/9781449647407/Chapter14.xhtml#ch14
