Currículo
Economia Política e Desenvolvimento EPD
Contextos
Groupo: Escola de Ciências Sociais e Humanas > Optativas > Departamento de Economia Política > 2º Ciclo
ECTS
6.0 (para cálculo da média)
Objectivos
OA1. Compreender de forma contextualizada as principais abordagens teóricas em Economia Política à problemática do desenvolvimento. OA2. Conhecer as principais controvérsias em termos de políticas de desenvolvimento, relacionando-as com as diferentes abordagens teóricas e com experiências de desenvolvimento específicas. OA3. Explorar alguns dos principais desafios contemporâneos do desenvolvimento numa perspectiva de Economia Política.
Programa
1- Desenvolvimento e Economia Política: uma visão de longo prazo 2- O ?Pós-Segunda Guerra Mundial?: dinâmicas socioeconómicas, ideias e políticas 3- Dependência, ?necessidades básicas? e outros 4- O Neoliberalismo e as suas consequências 5- O Novo Institucionalismo e o Desenvolvimento 6- O ?Milagre Asiático? e os Estados Desenvolvimentistas 7- O retorno do Estado (?) 8- Tópicos contemporâneos em Desenvolvimento:
Método de Avaliação
A avaliação da disciplina consistirá na elaboração de um trabalho de grupo com apresentação (25% da nota final) e na elaboração um ensaio individual (75% da nota final). Para os alunos que optarem por avaliação final, o ensaio individual valerá 100% da nota. Em época de recurso, os alunos serão avaliados por exame escrito (100% da nota final).
Carga Horária
Carga Horária de Contacto -
Trabalho Autónomo - 125.0
Carga Total -
Bibliografia
Principal
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Secundária
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