The first part focuses on the cultural influences of communication in international relations. The second part of the course investigates communication between international groups with a focus on political communication. Course Requirements 1. The exams will be a mixed format of short answer, multiple choice, and essay questions focused on the application of concepts introduced in class. Exams are based on material from lecture, readings, and Friday sections.
Attendance is mandatory.
Friday sections will be used to discuss readings and lectures, move forward with your research project, and prepare for exams. There are no textbooks for this class. There is a readings packet available at Ram s Copy Center 4144 University Avenue NE, 632-6630. Each week a listing of key concepts from Monday and Wednesday lectures will be posted to the website. Review these before Friday section in case you have any questions or need clarifications.