Eight introductory powerpoints on development – please plunder
I recently gave a two week introduction to development (undergrad level) at the University of Notre Dame, consisting of eight 45 minute lectures – here are the powerpoints for anyone wanting to nick them. Each lecture includes a brief illustrative video clip of campaigns, social movements etc. Subjects covered are:
Risk and Vulnerability; The Global Economic Crisis; The International System; Climate Change; Poverty and Wealth; Power and Politics; NGOs and Advocacy; How Change Happens
All feedback welcome. If you have a Slideshare account you can download and share the presentations by clicking on the menu button in the Slideshare preview below. All From Poverty to Power presentations are also available to download here.
Tags: advocacy, climate change, From Poverty to Power, global economic crisis, how change happens, Politics, Poverty, power, risk, vulnerability, wealth November 6th, 2009 Posted in Climate change, Conflict and Security, Economics, General, Global Financial and Economic Crisis, NGOs, Natural disasters, Politics, how change happens
November 6th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
Wow! Development 101!
Thanks for this very valuable resource, Duncan.
Keep it up!
November 6th, 2009 at 3:47 pm
That is extremely generous–a lot of academics don’t want to share. Much appreciated.