A critical and historical exploration of the economics and politics of finance as they operate on a global scale in the 20th & 21st centuries. Students examine the historical roots, driving forces, consequences, and challenges of financial globalization, delving into how it shapes interactions within domestic economies with a particular focus on developing and emerging economies. Additionally, we examine financialization and its implications for developing and emerging economies. Other topics include financial (de)regulations, the role of global financial institutions, financial power dynamics, the hierarchical structure of the global financial system, and the integrintegration of financial systems on a global scale.
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UnitsOptional
Grading1
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeEasily manipulated. Half assed my work, gave her my sob story and she STILL passed me! Even got a scholarship out of it. If you're seeing this, thanks for making it so easy :) L
I took her class in the summer and it was AMAZING! she was an engaging speaker and i enjoyed lecture, 5/5 take her classes!
Definitely a lot of reading, but the reading transfers pretty well into the lectures. She is very accessible and will answer any questions. Clearly is very passionate and cares a lot about this subject. Great feedback on work.