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| Anthropology 281F/G Anthropology of Development |
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Third World responses to development from an anthropological perspective, with emphasis on the impact of market institutions on indigenous societies. Topics include the impact of aid, wage labor and urbanization on peasant communities; local versus national priorities in development; and risk aversion and technological innovation among small farmers. |
| Antirequisite: The former Anthropology 181F/G. |
| Prerequisite: One 020-099 level course from Administrative Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology. |
| 3 hours, half course. |
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