State Capacity, the ability of the state to accomplish policy goals, intersects with concerns of development, governance, and administration. This seminar course introduces students to state capacity and challenges inenhancing capacity with examples from developing countries.

No Prerequisites

1 - 4

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

None

Level Limit

Letters and science

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SINGH SATYAJ
Satyajit Singh
4.0
29 reviews
Spring 2024 . Singh Satyaj
ELLSN3814
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14:00 PM - 16:50 PM
POL S 594SC Singh Satyaj Spring 2024 Total: 6
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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 3 Months Ago

Professor Singh is clearly very knowledgable and passionate about the content of this class, however sometimes the lectures can be difficult to follow because what he is peaking about does not always match the lecture slides. There are a lot of readings for this class but often times he goes over them in class so you do not have to do them.

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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 3 Months Ago

Professor is passionate about his work in lecture. Midterm and final exams make up 80% of total grade so lecture participation is necessary but content was super interesting!

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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 4 Months Ago

Really a great professor - you can tell he loves what he does. The TAs were also awesome and so helpful. Study hard for the midterm and final bc it's basically your whole grade but professor and TAs give you the tools and help to succeed.

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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 4 Months Ago

Great class overall, lectures can get a bit boring, exams are straight forward and pretty simple if you actually study. TA's are very helpful and lowk funny.

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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 4 Months Ago

He is a sweet man but sometimes the lectures just get too boring and I lose focus but it is a fun class and I would take again.

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GLOBL2 . Singh Satyaj 4 Months Ago

He has a very thick accent so its hard to understand him sometimes. His slides don't relate to what he talks about. A lot of reading but I never did it because there's no homework. A lot of the final and the midterm were common sense. The TAs are great but they clearly don't agree with a lot of his practices.

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