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This MSc programme seeks to explain state-society relations and development in Asia, Africa and (where appropriate) Latin America through the sub-disciplines of comparative political sociology and comparative/international political economy. Students will study the core concepts of these sub-disciplines such as: state; civil society; social closure; class; bureaucracy; patrimonialism; hegemony; late-industrialisation; product cycle; developmental state; rent-seeking; good governance; and globalization.
Transcripts from the previously attended schools, Minimum upper second class honours degree (or equivalent) , Personal Statement, IELTS or TOEFL TEST scores (minimum 7 for IELTS and 105 for TOEFL), Supporting Statement, CV, Two academic referencesThis programme is not availableResearcherAcademic ProgrammerOnline JournalistCreative Director
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