Study

The CCS supports teaching in multiple facets of capitalism across Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels

Undergraduate Study 

• Cultures of Power (ANTH0247)
• Economic Geography (GEOG0023) 
• Economic Geography II (GEOG0047)
• Economic History and Ideas (SESS0024)
• Global Economic and Social Rights (POLS0039)
• International Development and Public Policy (POLS0021) 
• Law, Economics and Society: The Foundations of Capitalism (LAWS0352)
• Power, Conflict and Collective Action: The Sociology of Social Movements (SOCS0088)  
• Public Sector Economics (POLS0081) 
• Reimagining Capitalism: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Just and Sustainable Futures (BASC0037)
• Social Inequality and Mobility (SOCS0045)
• Social Welfare Law (LAWS0368)
• Urban Inequalities and Global Development (BASC0018)
• Welfare Politics (POLS0028)

Postgraduate Study

• China and Global Prosperity (BGLP0008)
• Colonialism, Extraction, and the Environment: Global Histories, 1500-1950 (HIST0917)
• Creative Bureaucracies (IIPP0003)
• Debt, Finance and Prosperity (BGLP0007)
• Environment, State and Economy (HIST0846) 
• Inequality Dynamics in Modern Capitalism (SEES0155)
• Political Economy of Science (HPSC0094) 
• Public Choice - Private Interest (SEES0109)
• Prosperity from Below: The Informal, the Illicit and the Popular (BGLP0024)
• Rethinking Capitalism (IIPP0012)
• Social Diversity, Inequality and Poverty (DEVP0034)
• Social Epidemiology: Dimensions of Inequality (IEHC0052) 
• Social Justice and Alternatives to Capitalism (POLS0114)