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POL 247 THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT 29 APRIL 2026

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This activity is designed to reinforce your understanding of key concepts in the Politics of Development course. The quiz covers fundamental theories and ideas including development, modernisation, dependency, globalisation, neoliberalism, international institutions, and sustainable development.

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POL 247 THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT 29 APRIL 2026Online version

This activity is designed to reinforce your understanding of key concepts in the Politics of Development course. The quiz covers fundamental theories and ideas including development, modernisation, dependency, globalisation, neoliberalism, international institutions, and sustainable development. You are required to complete the quiz within the given time frame. Each question will test your conceptual clarity and ability to identify correct answers quickly. Accuracy and speed are important for successful completion. Please note that this activity is mandatory and will be counted towards your attendance. Ensure that you attempt the quiz individually and submit within the stipulated time.

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1

What does World-Systems Theory primarily analyze in global development?

2

Which model stresses indigenous knowledge and community-led development?

3

Which aid practice ties funding to purchases from the donor country?

4

Degrowth in development discourse advocates reducing reliance on what measure?

5

What does Modernisation Theory primarily propose about development?

6

Which theory highlights core-periphery in the world economy and historical dependency?

7

In development politics, what role does civil society often play?

8

What is a common critique of globalization in development studies?

9

What is a key feature of the 'politics of aid' in development?

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It emphasizes core, semi-periphery, and periphery regions and their interactions.

Indigenous development centers on local autonomy and traditional knowledge.

Tied aid conditions purchases from the donor nation.

Degrowth questions GDP as the sole success metric.

It posits stages like traditional, take-off, and maturity.

It views the capitalist world-system as creating inequality.

Civil society mobilizes groups and monitors state action.

Critics argue it can widen gaps and erode local autonomy.

Donor influence through conditions is central to this topic.

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