Social Change and Development

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course considers theories of social change and development; approaches to the analysis of rural and urban livelihoods at the micro level; and the examination of community, class, patronage and gender relations in both their economic and cultural aspects. The constructive uses of social analysis in the support and design of development initiatives are also discussed. Approved with International Development Studies. PREREQUISITES: One SOSA 1000 level course or FYP FORMATS: Lecture