Discussion Facilitators

 

Part I: Perspectives on China, Economics and Development

Week two: Anthropological Approaches to Economics and Development

Rose and Gabe/ Mark

Week Three: Competing Visions of China and Development

 Christian and Emmeline /    Ulysses   

 

Part II: Historical Precedents: "Development" and "Modernity" in Post-Imperial China

Week Four: Republican Era China

Lauren   /    Lizzie and Jenn

Week Five: The Promise of Maoist China (1950s)

 Kelsey   /    Henry and Monica

Week Six: Maoist Development and Mass Campaigns (1958-76)

Christy   /    Nathaniel

Week Seven: Negotiating Reforms Under Deng Xiaoping (1980s)

Kelsey  /    Emily and Henry

 

Part III) Development and Contested Value/Values in Post-Mao China

Week Eight The State, Market Values and Moral Economies (1980-90s)

Christian and Gabe   /   Ulysses and Mark

Week Nine: Capitalist Development:Urbanization, Industry and Class (1980s-90s)

Eli and Elena   /    Lizzie and Jenn

Week Ten: Developing the Marginalized: Rural Development (1980s-90s)

Christy and Adam /    Emily and Elizabeth

Week Eleven Developing the Marginalized: Women as Clients (1980s-90s)

Adam and Eli   /    Elizabeth and Ana

Week Twelve Developing the Marginalized: The "Great Develop the West" Campaign (2000s)

 Elena and Lauren  /    Nathaniel and Ana

Week Thirteen Futures and Alternatives (Sustainable Development and Environmentalisms?)

Rose and Emmeline / Monica

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