ECON 6355-01 LEC
11324 Economic Development of Asia (Lecture) June 6, 2011-July 5, 2011
ECON 6355-02 LEC 13133 Economic Development of Asia (Lecture) July 11,
2011-August 8, 2011
See
syllabus for Economics 3355 Summer 2011 for details.
Reading on China for the Economics 3355
course:
·
The Cambridge Illustrated History of China, Patricia Buckley Ebrey, Cambridge University Press.
·
Science
and Civilization in China, Volume 6, Biology and Biological Technology, Part 2,
Agriculture by Joseph Needham and Francesca Bray, Cambridge University Press
·
The
Great Divergence: China , Europe, and the Making of the Modern World Economy by
Kenneth Pomeranz., Princeton University Press
·
China's Great Economic
Transformation by Loren Brandt, Cambridge University
Press; 2008
Those
taking the class for graduate credit will also be required to use:
·
On
Their Own Terms: Science in China, 1550-1900 [Hardcover] by Benjamin A.
Elman, Harvard University Press
and either
·
The
Age of Confucian Rule: The Song Transformation of China by Dieter Kuhn and
Timothy Brook, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press
or
·
A
Cultural History of Modern Science in China (New Histories of Science,
Technology, and Medicine) [Paperback] by Benjamin A. Elman, Harvard University
Press
This
is in ADDITION to the books for the undergraduate section. Students do a forty
to fifty page paper on the issues defined in the syllabus for Econ 3355.
Option ONLY for
those doing the Southeast Asia/Viet Nam Study Abroad trip Summer
2011 ONLY:
·
Vietnam:
Rethinking the State by Martin-Gainsborough. Zed Books, 2010.
and
·
Vietnam
Business Guide: Getting Started in Tomorrow's Market by
Kimberly Vierra and Brian Vierra.
Wiley, 2010.
This
is in ADDITION to the books for the Southeast Asia/Viet Nam option for the
undergraduate section. Students do a forty to fifty page paper on the issues
defined in the syllabus for Econ 3355.