Topics covered include international law and diplomacy, conflict resolution, international organizations and their role, and the functioning of the global economy. Required of all freshman international relations majors. C ourses numbered 300 or above are not open to freshmen. Students research and prepare position papers and resolutions on issues from the perspective of various nations and participate in intercollegiate Model UN meetings. The course may be repeated for credit for up to eight hours, but only four hours will count on the international relations or political science major or minor.
Attention is given to how one is inducted into a particular political system.
This course is not open to freshmen. Emphasis is given to modern transnational problems, international law, and international organization. This course is not open to freshmen. D Comprehensive examination of an international relations topic not covered in depth in another advanced international relations course. Topics vary, and students may repeat the course for credit if the topic is different.