China’s Economic Growth: What It Means for China and the World (Offered through Evening @ Emory)

China has changed dramatically in the last three decades. Mao’s socialist society has been replaced by a vibrant new economic system that is integrating into the world economy. While many people in China are better off, the society faces major challenges of an aging population, environmental stress and the care and employment of millions. China’s leaders are redefining their role in the region and world. Learn how these changes came about and where China is heading today.

8 session(s): $195
Mon: 5 evenings: Thu, Oct 15-Nov 12 / 7:00-8:30 pm
Instructor: John Garver, Ph.D. Political Science, Georgia Institute of Technology and Penelope Prime, Ph.D. Economics, Mercer University
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