Through case studies derived from the Harvard Business School, this course provides a deep dive into modern China, covering key societal changes and themes from 1978 to the present. Participants will explore aspects such as agriculture, entrepreneurship, education, environment, and literature to gain a nuanced understanding of China's development and global impact.
Individuals interested in modern Chinese history, international relations, and global policy issues will find this course particularly beneficial. This is ideal for students, educators, researchers, and professionals seeking to understand China's socio-political dynamics and its place in the world today.
The knowledge gained from this course can be applied in various settings, such as academia, governmental and non-governmental policy-making, business environments dealing with Chinese markets, and cultural exchanges. Understanding China's development and strategies provides critical insights necessary for effective engagement and diplomacy in international affairs.