NỘI DUNG MÔN HỌC/ COURSE SYLLABUS
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Mã/Code Elective |
*CAL 6023 - Môn lựa chọn |
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Tên Course title |
Dân chủ, Dân chủ hoá và quyền con người Democracy, democratization and human rights |
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Sốtín chi/# of credits |
2 |
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Sốthờigianlênlớp / Lecturing hours |
7teaching sessions @ 3 hours = 21 teaching hours 1 seminar @ 2 hours= 2 seminar hours Saturday 17 August Lecture 1: 9:00-12:00 Lecture 2: 14:00-17:00
Sunday 18 August Lecture 3: 9:00-12:00 Lecture 4: 14:00-17:00
Saturday 24 August Lecture 5: 9:00-12:00 Lecture 6: 14:00-17:00
Sunday 25 August Lecture 7: 9:00-12:00
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Têngiảngviêndựkiến Name of course instructors/lecturers |
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Language conduct |
English with Vietnamese Assistance |
1. Course objective :
2. Course content summary
3.Criteria for Evaluation and Exam:
One paper (hand-in in Vietnamese or English) 20 %
Class Participation and 15 %
Group Assignment/Presentation 15 %
Final exam 50 %.
Mid term paper:
The paper will be two academic paper in English of around 1500-2000 words, of publishable standard (this means a critical analytical paper. The paper topic is “............................................................”.
COURSE DETAILS
Lecture outline
Lecture 1
What is democracy?
Issues to be covered: Liberal democracy and its Critics. The main dimensions of democracy (contestation and popular participation). Can democracy be measured? Multi-tired systems of democracy; devolution of power.
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Lecture 2
Channels of democratic influence – numerical democracy and corporate pluralism
This lecture will reflect on different channels of democratic politics, and draws upon Scandinavian (in particular Norwegian experiences)
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Lecture 3
What drives democratization? Internal and external factors
This lecture will address the concepts of democratic transition and consolidation, and refer to works of in particular Guillermo O’Donnell, Juan Linz and Thomas Risse.
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Lecture 4
Democracy and development – the SDGs?
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Lecture 5
Democracy and democratization in Vietnam
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Lecture 6
Democracy in comparison: Different models of democracy
Global democracy – a system in deficit?
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Lecture 7
Open lecture:
May address The future of democracy? A human right to democracy? Local democracy? Institutional democracy?
Literature:
READING LIST (in Vietnamese)
- Robert A.Dahl, On Democracy, 2015
- Larry Diamond, The Spirit of Democracy: The Struggle to Build Free Societies Throughout the World, 2008
- Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao (ed), Asian New Democracies: The Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan. Compared, 2014
(ENG: https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/51180639.pdf [1] )
- Selection of articles on Democracy and Democratization
Additional syllabus (recommended): TO BE COMPLETED
- Robert A. Dahl. Polyarchy
- Guillermo O’Donnel, Transition to Democracy,1986
- Juan Linz. Transition to Authoritarian Rule
- Georg Sørensen. Democracy and democratization, Westview Press, 1993.
- Nathan J. Brown. The Dynamics of Democratization. Dictatorship, Development and Diffusion. John Hopkins University Press, 2011.
- Held. Democracy in the World Order
| Đính kèm | Dung lượng |
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| cal6023_syl_labus_k6_democratisation_and__human_rights.doc [2] | 109 KB |
| cal6032_k6_squezing_civic_space_buyse_reading.pdf [3] | 2.7 MB |
| democracy_and_human_rights-david_bentham.pdf [4] | 3.11 MB |
| lecture_1_what_is_democray_170819_baa.ppt [5] | 2.97 MB |
| lecture_2_democratization_i_170819_baa.ppt [6] | 1.18 MB |
| lecture_3_democratization_ii_180819_baa.ppt [7] | 572.5 KB |
| state_formation_and_nation_building_in_europe_chapter_3.pdf [8] | 1.18 MB |
