The course examines the complex relationship between expression and the social process. This is a core course. This course explores the relationship between architecture, colonial empire, and national development. We begin by defining architecture and environmental design in terms of concepts such as diffusion, dependency, dependent development, and cultural capital. The credit value ranges from 1 to 4 points.
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Permission of the instructor required. The aim of the course is to familiarize participants with contemporary economic conditions, trends, and policy issues in Latin America in the context of the region's modern evolution. A major aim will be to understand the changes in Latin American development policy that took place in the 1970s and 1980s and how the new policies are likely to affect economic performance in the 1990s. Susan Elms Applied macroeconomics relating to the firm in various markets as well as household behavior. Edward Steinberg Macroeconomics theory applied to aggregate supply and demand and their components, designing and implementing macroeconomic policy goals, and forecasting GNP and its components.