Syllabus system

2005年度上智大学シラバス

◆INSTITUTIONS & DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT　－　（後）

OKADA YOSHITAKA

○講義概要

When the world is facing radical transformation in the global industrial structure, globalization of business activities, a new system of production, and a new ideological orientation on development, it is necessary for developing countries to reconstruct developmental policies adapting to diverse changes in environment. But changes are so complex and intensive that new adaptation requires not only response to external environment, but also accommodation of existing socio-economic conditions. In a sense, developmental policies now need to have a vision of harmonizing global movements and the diverse sectors of socio-economic activities, namely, a new governance of national economy. This course attempts to capture the recent movements of government policies and administrative practices, which try to generate a harmonized system of diverse development policies, organizations, and management practices. I shall heavily rely on an institutional perspective.

○評価方法

授業参画(10%)、レポート(50%)、中間試験(40%)

○テキスト

『See the syllabus of this course for reading assignments in each week.』

○参考書

『See the syllabus of this course for reference materials.』

○必要な外国語

English

○他学部・他学科生の受講

可

○ホームページURL

http://www.fcc.sophia.ac.jp/academics/syllabus/IBE469_Okada.pdf

○授業計画

1	I. Introduction: Old and new growth theories II. Theoretical background A1. Diffusionist approach, A2. New growth theory, B. New political economy (New government failure)
2	C. Institutions of economic development D. Social embeddedness and network E. Social capital
3	F. New institutional economics G. Path dependent development
4	H. New market failure (Information economics)
5	III. Institution building A. Governance of economies (Lessons from developing countries) 1. Government, governance and development
6	2. Public management reform 3. Managing with market-type mechanism
7	4. Corruption in developing countries B. Governance of economies and diversity of capitalism (Lessons from developed countries) 1. Governance stucture of industrial system
8	2. Management development 3. Corporate governance
9	4. Fordism vs. flexible manufacturing 5. Techno-governance structure
10	C. Role of civil society (NGOs and development) 1. Concept of civil society 2. NGO performance and accountability
11	3. Public, private and NGO collaboration 4. Global partnership between UN and private sector
12	5. Corporate social responsibility and socially responsible investment
13	6. NGO in each country
14	IV. Students' paper presentation
15	IV. Students' papar presentation