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(5 credits)
Through this course students are offered knowledge and understanding about the geopolitical and economic contexts in which international, nongovernmental, and voluntary agencies function in other countries. Students analyze the historical, political, social, and cultural contexts in which nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) work and the implications these contexts have on the work of local and international NGOs. Students identify strategies that make the international and cross-cultural efforts of NGOs successful.
Pre-requisites
- NPMG 6333
- NPMG 6334