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Health Policy and Management on 2008-09-02
- HPM206 Economic Analysis
  Fall
  Dr. D. Hemenway
- HPM228 Intro to the New American Health Care System: Law,Policy,Mngmnt
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- - Technology
MIT Media Lab nextlab fall 2008 on 2008-09-02
- Can you make a cellphone change the world?
Media Arts and Sciences on 2008-09-02
- MAS.551J
  Design Without Boundaries
  
  (, )
  
  (Same subject as 4.556J)
  
  Prereq: None
  
  Units arranged
  
  Lecture: W10-12.30 (NE18-4TH)
  
  Provides opportunities to pursue real-world design projects that cross traditional disciplinary boundaries, apply advanced technologies, and address significant social issues. Among the projects to be explored are the design of smart villages and smart communities, mobile communication project, and the development of new types of urban personal transportation systems. Students work in multidisciplinary teams and are expected to contribute to conceptualization, development, modeling and prototyping.
  
  W. Mitchell, F. Casalegno
- MAS.665
  Developmental Entrepreneurship
  
  ()
  
  Prereq: Permission of instructor
  
  Units: 3-0-9
  
  Lecture: R4 (E15-384)
  
  Develop innovative business plans for the 1K competition in the area of social innovation/sustainable development. Students form teams of four, usually including both technology and business students, to repeatedly devise and revise business plans that use innovations in technology and organization to create businesses that can transform the lives of at least 1B people. Limited to 25 students.
  
  A. Pentland, J. Bonsen
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- The Management of Information Systems for Non-IT Professionals
  
  Schedule: T 4:10 PM
  Credits: 0.5
  
  STM-484M
  Spr Mod3
  
  Stephen Peterson
- Seminar: Science, Technology, and Public Policy
  
  Schedule: W 8:30 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  STP-150Y
  Year
  
  Julie Boatright Wilson, Monica Toft
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- The Economics of Health and Development
  
  Credits: 1.0
  
  PED-318
  Not Offered
  
  Amitabh Chandra
- Applications and Cases in International Development I
  
  Schedule: M/Th -1:0-1 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  PED-401Y
  Year
  
  Lant Pritchett
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- - Entrepreneurship in the Social and Public Sector
    
    Credits: 0.5
    
    STM-143M
    Not Offered
    
    Mark Moore
  - Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the Public, Private, and Social Sectors
    
    Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    STM-145
    Fall
    
    Dick Cavanagh, Robert Higgins
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- Strategic Management of Nonprofit and Nongovernmental Organizations
  
  Schedule: M/W 8:40 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  NPS-201
  Spring
  
  Christopher Stone
- Becoming a Leader
  
  Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  PAL-100
  Spring
  
  David Gergen
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- - Persuasion: The Science and Art of Effective Influence
    
    Credits: 1.0
    
    PAL-142
    January
    
    Gary Orren
  - American Presidents, Politics, & Economic Growth: A Look from WWII to American Presidents, Politics & Economic Growth: A Look from WWII to Today
    
    Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    PAL-232
    Spring
    
    Richard Parker
  - Economic Development: Theory, Policy, and Evidence
    
    Schedule: M/W 10:10 AM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    PED-101
    Spring
    
    Dani Rodrik, Rohini Pande
  - Technological Innovation and Development Policy
    
    Schedule: M/W 4:10 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    PED-153
    Fall
    
    Calestous Juma
  - The Management of Development Assistance Projects
    
    Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    PED-202
    Fall
    
    Stephen Peterson
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- Managing a Living Planet
  
  Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  IGA-104
  Spring
  
  William Clark
- Science, Technology, Innovation, and Public Policy
  
  Schedule: M/W 11:40 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  IGA-205
  Fall
  
  Kelly Gallagher
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- - Energy Policy: Technologies, Systems, and Markets
    
    Schedule: T/Th 2:40 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    IGA-310
    Spring
    
    Henry Lee, John Holdren
  - Science, Power and Politics I
    
    Schedule: W 4:10 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    IGA-313
    Fall
    
    Sheila Jasanoff
  - Biotechnology and Sustainability
    
    Schedule: T/Th 11:40 AM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    IGA-320
    Spring
    
    Calestous Juma
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- Technological and Economic Growth
  
  Schedule: M/W 2:40 PM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  BGP-213
  Fall
  
  F. M. Scherer
- Global Strategic Management
  
  Schedule: M/T 11:40 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  BGP-254-A
  Fall
  
  Jordan Siegel
  
  Global Strategic Management
  
  Schedule: M/T 1:30 PM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  BGP-254-B
  Fall
  
  Jordan Siegel
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- - HKS-HBS Joint Degree First- and Second- Year Seminar
    
    Schedule: W 4:00 PM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    BGP-510
    Year
    
    John Donahue
  - The Economics of Health Care Policy
    
    Schedule: M/W 8:40 AM
    Credits: 1.0
    
    HCP-272
    Spring
    
    Joseph Newhouse
Harvard Kennedy School - 2008-2009 Course Listing on 2008-09-02
- Microeconomic Theory I
  
  Schedule: M/W 8:40 AM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  API-111
  Fall
  
  Christopher Avery
- Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
  
  Schedule: F 1:10 PM
  Credits: 1.0
  
  API-121
  Spring
The Secrets of Intangible Wealth: For once the World Bank says something smart about the real causes of prosperity - Reason Magazine on 2008-08-29
- "Human capital and the value of institutions (as measured by rule of law) constitute the largest share of wealth in virtually all countries."
- 80% of the wealth of rich countries and 60% of the wealth of poor countries is of this intangible type. The bottom line: "Rich countries are largely rich because of the skills of their populations and the quality of the institutions supporting economic activity."
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- - the rule of law explains 57 percent of countries' intangible capital. Education accounts for 36 percent
  - "If all conditions for development other than capital are present, capital will soon be generated locally or will be available . . . from abroad. . . . If, however, the conditions for development are not present, then aid . . . will be necessarily unproductive and therefore ineffective. Thus, if the mainsprings of development are present, material progress will occur even without foreign aid. If they are absent, it will not occur even with aid."
  - "Where is the Wealth of Nations?"