The Global Development Primer

from GDP - The Global Development Primer · host Dr. Robert Huish

A podcast that goes well beyond Gross Domestic Product! GDP, the Global Development Primer, is a podcast, a course, and a lens into the world of International Development Studies. Featuring experts from around the world, Dr. Bob Huish broadcasts from Dalhousie University, in Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada, to bring you important insights into everything related to International Development Studies.

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