300452 Global Social Redistribution and Inequalities (S) (WiSe 2023/2024)
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The central aim of the seminar is to provide high-quality graduate level research knowledge in global social policy and dynamics of social and income inequality. The first half of the seminar introduces the main concepts in global social policy, with a particular focus on redistribution. Students will engage with the activities and advice by international organizations influencing national social policy. Examples include prescriptions and recommendations of the World Bank, ADB and EU in health, education and social protection. The second half of the seminar applies the theoretical approaches covered in the first half of the seminar to the dynamics of global social outcomes. The topics include how economic development, international and regional cooperation, and political and state institutions shape global trends of social and income inequality.
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A very good command of English language is necessary as lectures, presentations and readings will be in English.
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Readings and other materials will be made available in Lernraum.
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Teaching will be in-person. In the second half of the seminar eminent scholars in social policy, political economy and public policy research will be invited to present their work.
Students are warmly encouraged to participate in the class discussion and raised any questions related to the topic.
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