Centre for Innovation & Structural Change (CISC)
TI230 Economic Geography
Second Year B.A.
The main objective of this course is to give you a good grounding in
some of the major debates going on within Economic Geography, and to
provide you with a familiarity with the its main theoretical constructs
and methodologies. An important aspect of the course will be to examine
the influence of the new information and communication technologies as
one of the factors contributing towards globalization, and its
implications for regional and rural development. Like other areas of
social science, economic geography is influenced by a variety of
political and ideological perspectives such as neoliberal and Marxist.
Among the objectives of the course is to help students be aware and
critical of these underlying influences.
Priority Research Area: Internationally Traded Services
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