【講義概要】
This course introduces the basic concepts, theories, and issues in the field of International Relations, paying particular attention to the recent effects of globalization on world politics. This class will be conducted by using a combination of interactive lectures, class discussions, and student group presentations on various global issues.
【学習到達目標】
This course has three aims: 1. to broaden students’ knowledge and understanding of international relations; 2. to acquaint students with the role of Japan and themselves within world politics; 3. to give students the analytical skills needed to research and examine global issues in English.
【履修上の注意】
This course requires students’ active participation and collaborative work. Therefore, weekly participation is required. Students are responsible both for attending each class session and for participating in lively and informed discussions and debates. If they miss five classes, they automatically fail the course.
【事前準備学習】
Please complete reading the assigned readings before coming to class. There is a quiz at the beginning of each class. After each session, please download the PowerPoint slides that are used for the lecture for your own review.
【教材】
※指定図書は担当教員が、学生が必読すべきものとして指定する図書のことです。
図書は図書館に置いてあり、1週間借りることができます。(一部貸出不可の図書もあります。)
教科書 | 『Introducting Global Issues (Seventh Edition)』 Michael Starr and Neil Starr Lynne Rienner Publishers 2021 Any edition of the textbook is acceptable. Other readings will be distributed in advance. |
参考書 | -参考書は、登録されていません。- |
指定図書 | -指定図書は、登録されていません。- |
【評価方法】
Class Participation and Quizzes (30%): Assessed via individual written response on understanding the lectures. Group Presentation (20%): Assessed on quality of research and presentation. Formal Response Paper 1 (20%): Assessed on quality of summary and critical engagement. In-class Final Exam (30%)
【講義テーマ】
回数 | テーマ | テーマURL |
1 | Introduction to the Course | |
2 | Theories of World Politics | |
3 | What is Globalization?: Exploring Global Issues: | |
4 | Who are the Key Players in the World Politics? | |
5 | Globalization and Global Inequalities | |
6 | Discussion on Darwin’s Nightmare | |
7 | Nationalism and the Clash of Identities | |
8 | Ensuring Human Rights | |
9 | Ensuring Global Health | |
10 | The Power of Ideas in the Global Political Economy | |
11 | Gender in the Global Economy | |
12 | Women’s Equality and Development | |
13 | Indigenous Rights | |
14 | An Alternative Approach to Poverty and Development | |
15 | In-Class Final Exam | |
16 | Final Exam Week | |