Global Studies: Politics and Governance
Advisors: David Brandenberger (History), Stephen Long (Political Science), Jennifer Pribble (Political Science), Carol Summers (History)
The concentration is comprised of eight units selected from at least three departments and in the following categories
Diplomacy and World Order
Two units, chosen from:
ANTH-328 Anthropology of Human Rights
ENVR-366 International Environmental Law
GEOG-320 Power, Space, and Territory: Geographies of Political Change
HIST-215 United States and the World Since 1945
HIST-249 Cold War Europe, 1945-1991
HIST-290 British Empire and the World
HIST-341 History and Memory: WWII in East Asia
PLSC-250 Intro to International Relations
PLSC-350 American Foreign Policy
PLSC-353 International Security
PLSC-359 Global Governance
RHCS-359 Media and War
Economic Integration or Interdependence
Two units, chosen from:
ECON-105 Introduction to Global Economics
ECON-210 The Economics of the European Union
ECON-211 Economic Development in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
ECON-310 International Trade and Finance
HIST-390 Food and Power in Africa and Asia
GEOG-345/ENVR-345 Global Sustainability: Society, Economy and Nature
GEOG-370 Geographies of Economic Development and Globalization
PLSC-351 Globalization
SOC-306 Social Change in a Global Perspective
SOC-335 Feast and Famine: Inequalities in the Global Food System
World Regions
Two units focused on the same world region selected from regional courses or study abroad.
Additional Concentration Electives
Two units chosen from the areas above.
