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Intro to international relations (class 11)
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PLS 150 INTRO TO INTERNATIONALRELATIONS
DR MAJA SAVEVSKA
Assistant Professor
Department of Political Science and International Relations
SSH | Nazarbayev University
Office: 8.502
Email: [email protected]
30-11-22
Intro to IR
Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
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Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (10
min)
• Interactive
Activities
3.
Current Events4.
AnnouncementFinal Written Assignment
Research task II: Annotated Bibliography
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RecapWhat kind of international monetary systems we
have?
What are the core features of the Gold Standard?
What are the core features of the Bretton Woods
System?
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Issue Areas in IPETrade
Globalization of Production and FDI
Monetary Affairs
Development and Inequality
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DevelopmentWhat is it and how to measure it?
What it is?
Exclusively economic phenomenon or multidimensional one
How to measure it?
High living standards
High income per capita
High productivity
Eradication of poverty
High life expectancy
Environmental wellbeing
Human development index
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Human Development Index9.
Human Development Index10.
Human Development Index11.
Human Development Index12.
Human Development Index13.
Human Development Index14.
Level of DevelopmentAdvanced
Economies
Third World
Countries
15.
Spectrum of DevelopmentLeast
Developed
Economies
Lower Income
Economies
Middle Income
Economies
Upper Middle
Income
Economies
Advanced
Economies
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17.
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Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (10
min)
• Interactive
Activities
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Current Events20.
Hans Roslinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVimVzgtD6w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sqnptxlCcw
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DevelopmentExplanations
Geography
Domestic factors
International factors
22.
DevelopmentDomestic Factors
Why basic infrastructure might be
underprovided?
Powerful interest groups
Domestic institutions
23.
DevelopmentInternational Factors
Colonialism
Terms of trade
Unintended consequence of advanced
economies agricultural policies
24.
Development StrategiesGlobal Agenda
Global development
agenda to which IOs
pledge support
What does the
international
community do to
promote
development?
National Strategies
Domestic strategies
for development
What does the nationstate do to promote
development?
25.
Millennium Development GoalsTo eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
To achieve universal primary education
To promote gender equality and empower
women
To reduce child mortality
To improve maternal health
To combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases
To ensure environmental sustainability
To develop a global partnership for development
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2030 Agenda27.
Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (15
min)
• Interactive
Activities
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Current Events29.
Kahoot30.
DevelopmentCentral questions:
What kind of development strategy should
countries implement?
Import substitution industrialization
Export-led development
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Development PoliciesImport-Substitution
Industrialization
Latin America
State intervention:
Trade Barriers
Tax breaks and
credits to industry
Subsidies
Government provision
of services
Export-Led Development
East Asian Tigers
Open economy
State intervention:
State support for
exporting industries
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Development PoliciesWashington Consensus:
Trade liberalization
Capital mobility
Good governance
Minimal state intervention
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Aid34.
Aid35.
Aid36.
Aid37.
Aid38.
Exercise IHuman Development Report
Read the report
Identify trends
Human Development Index
What is the Kazakh ranking?
What are the Kazakh’s scores in each category?
What kind of national development strategies has
Kazakhstan?
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In-Class Exercise IIVisit the Development Assistance Committee’s
website:
http://www.oecd.org/dac/developmentcooperation-report/
https://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainabledevelopment/development-financestandards/official-development-assistance.htm
Examine the country profiles
Fill in the exercise sheet
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Development Co-operation Report2018
https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/dcr2018en.pdf?expires=1572425541&id=id&accname=g
uest&checksum=2E375AF2AC94EC5D871DC20B0
1BC3A98
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Gender and DevelopmentWomen earn 24% less than man worldwide
Women hold 25% of administrative and
managerial positions
32% of businesses have no women in senior
management positions
Women participation in legislative chambers is
22%
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InequalityGDP per Capita ($)
Luxembourg - $101,926
US - $55,836
Kazakhstan - $10,508
Russia - $9,057
Brazil - $8,538
China - $7,924
Nigeria - $2,640
India - $1,581
Kyrgyz Rep. - $1,103
Mali - $744
GINI
How to measure it?
GINI coefficient?
World GDP per capita is $10,004
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GINI CoefficientMeasure of income distribution:
Shows the dispersion between the rich and the poor
Range between 0 and 1
0 represents perfect equality
1 represents perfect inequality
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GDP Per Capital (Current $)48.
GDP Per Capital (PPP)49.
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GINI Ranking51.
Global Income Inequality52.
USA Presidential Election Exit Polls 2016http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/11/08/
us/politics/election-exit-polls.html
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Inequality Concepts (Milanovic)Concept I
Concept II
Concept III
• Distribution
between
unweighted
countries
• Distribution
between
weighted
countries
• Global
interpersonal
income
distribution
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Branko Milanovichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZYBZlak1W0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMsirg7Z0bU
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Role of PoliticsTrade liberalization was enabled by US
leadership and the trading system is maintained
open by international regime
The globalization and fragmentation of
production is possible because of the low trade
barriers
But all of the above is facilitated by an
international monetary system
We are witnessing the biggest catch-up in
development
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Politics and EconomicsPolitics often trumps economics
But the revenge of the economy comes in the
form of Trump
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Thomas Pikettyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKsHhXwqDqM
Income vs. wealth inequality
R > G
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Q&ADr Maja
Savevska
Thank you for your attention
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Exercise IHuman Development Report
Read the report
Identify trends
What are the Kazakh’s scores in each category?
What is the gender development index?
What kind of national development strategies has
Kazakhstan?
62.
In-Class Exercise IIVisit the Development Assistance Committee’s
website:
http://www.oecd.org/dac/developmentcooperation-report/
https://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainabledevelopment/development-financestandards/official-development-assistance.htm
Examine the country profiles
Fill in the exercise sheet
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Activity 1Quiz review
Form several teams
Each team gets a list of questions
Each team discusses the questions internally
We regroup together as a class and each team
presents the key points of their discussion
Desired results: we have collaborated to enhance
our knowledge of the subject matter (Long live
Adam Smith and the division of labor he examined)
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Reviews in Groups65.
Class Review66.
Announcement'European Union and Eurasian Economic Union: A
Comparison of Institutional and Legal Systems'
Maksim Karliuk
Ghent University and Higher School of Economics
Thursday, November 8th
16:00-18:00
8.105
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Agenda for Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (20
min)
• Interactive
activities
(rest)
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Current Events69.
2nd News Report – November 1, 4pmAny IPE topic
Choose only ONE event from reputable
newspaper
CITE the news article in the News Report
Provide brief summary of the facts of the case
in the first paragraph
Evaluate the current event using our conceptual
vocabulary
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2nd News Report – November 1, 4pmFormat:
Name and Surname
Course Title
Task (News Report #1)
Word count (800-1000 words)
1st Paragraph (summary)
Referencing:
Cite our reading materials
Grading criteria:
70% content and 30% form
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2nd News Report – November 1, 4pmHard copies:
Box outside my office
Moodle
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Agenda for Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (20
min)
• Interactive
activities
(rest)
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Human Development TheoryPeople-centred theory
People as agents, not states
Amartya Sen:
Development as people’s freedom and capabilities
Gender and development:
Gender income gap and inequalities
Environment and development
Sustainable development and the limits to economic
growth
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Current Events75.
Agenda for Week ElevenMonday
Wednesday
Friday
• Current
Events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Current
events (10
min)
• Lecture on
development
(40 min)
• Kahoot (10
min)
• Lecture (20
min)
• Interactive
activities
(rest)
76.
Agenda for Week ElevenTuesday
Thursday
• Announcements
(15 min)
• Recap (5 min)
• Lecture on
development
(35 min)
• Q&A
• Current events
video (15 min)
• Lecture on
development
• Q&A
77.
Kahoot78.
Agenda for Week ElevenTuesday
Thursday
• Pre-recorded
lecture on
development
• Q&A on
Zoom
• Current
events
broadcast on
Zoom
• Q&A on
Zoom
79.
In-Class Exercise IHuman Development Report
Read the report
Identify trends
Which countries have the highest scores?
Which countries have the lowest scores?
What are the Kazakh’s scores in each category?
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In-Class Exercise IIWhat kind of national development strategies we
have in Kazakhstan?
81.
In-Class Exercise IIIVisit the Development Assistance Committee’s
website:
http://www.oecd.org/dac/developmentcooperation-report/
https://www.oecd.org/dac/financing-sustainabledevelopment/development-financestandards/official-development-assistance.htm
Examine the country profiles