The course will consider the ethical dimensions and implications of dominant modes of development including the policies and practices of major international institutions, national governments, and independent NGOs. The practicalities of the design and implementation of aid programs will be discussed and students will learn how to prepare winning proposals to international development financing agencies. Guest lectures by individuals directly involved in the aid and development industries will be used to supplement and complement regular lectures and tutorials. The Instructor will be available by appointment on Tuesdays from 1200-1300 hours in Room R5212. This outline schedule may be altered by the Instructor.
Readings are in preparation for the next class.
Writing is due at class time of the week indicated. Introduction to the experiences with the private sector and international development. Glossary of key terms and concepts. International Code of Ethics for Canadian Business. Darin Rovere, Canadian Institute for Corporate Responsibility.