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Global Studies: Global Political Economy and Institutions Emphasis

Description

The Global Studies: Global Political Economy and Institutions Emphasis examines how political and economic dynamics play out across historical contexts and contemporary world societies, institutions, and organizations. In this emphasis, students will take an interdisciplinary lens to analyze the intersections of order and disorder, wealth and power, cooperation and conflict, and the shifting economies of race, class, gender, and labor. Beyond the classrooms, students will also develop a wide range of professional and global competencies through internships and research mentorships. These experiences are designed to launch impactful careers in academia, international business, global development, and transnational advocacy.

Learning Outcome

Students will be able to explain how globalizing political-economic and institutional forces shape order/disorder and cooperation/conflict around the world.

Emphasis Courses

AFAS/LAS/POL 345: Caribbean Politics     

AFAS 463: Doing Business In/With Africa: A Cultural Perspective

AFAS 475: USA & South Africa: Comparative Historical & Political Perspectives

AFAS/POL 482: African Americans & US Foreign Policy

ANTH/LAS 331: Anthropology and Development

ANTH/POL 424A: Political Ecology

AAE 360: The Poverty and Development of Nations

BNAD 301: Global and Financial Economics and Strategies

ECON/PA/PHIL/PPEL 205: The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation

ECON 331: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy

FREN 433: Business French I

FREN 434: Business French II

GEOG/EVS 304: Water, Environment, and Society

GEOG 305: Economic Geography

GEOG/POL 373: Political Geography

GWS 325: Gender, Sexuality, and Borders

GWS/HIST/POL 386: Race/Gender: Genealogies, Formations, Politics

HIST 314B: Europe Since 1945

HIST 332: Vietnam and the Cold War

HIST/LAS/MAS 369: Mexico Since Its Independence

HIST 425: History of the Soviet Union

HIST/MENA 473: History of Modern India and Pakistan: 1750-Present

ITAL 433: Italian Business

JUS/HIST/RELI 370A: Modern Jewish History

JUS/HIST/MENA/POL 377: Modern Israel

LAS/ANTH 308: Health, Harm, and Healing in Latin America

LAS/PA/POL 312: Global Power and U.S.-Latin American Relations

LAS/ANTH, POL 348: Drug Wars and Oil Fortunes in Latin America

LAS/ PA/POL 356:Indigenous Resistance in Latin America: Democracy from Below

LAS/POL 364:Development in Latin America

MENA/HIST 380: The Middle East and North Africa since the "Arab Spring"

MENA/HIST/POL 385: Introduction to Political Islam

MENA/ANTH/HIST 459A:Turkey: Culture, Power, and History

MENA/HIST/POL484: History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1800 to Present

MENA 468: Infrastructure in the Middle East

MENA/HIST/ POL 496S: Colonialism and Anti-Colonialism

POL/LAS 347: Politics of Latin America

SPAN 371A: Spanish for Business and Economics

SPAN 371B: Spanish for Business and Economics

SPAN 382: Legal/Business Translation