To present common and diverging themes of Asia's interactions with the rest of the world, including those with Africans and African-Americans. To provide students with the initial contact and incentive to begin developing an Asian country or regional studies specialty, including learning the language of the chosen area. To serve as an orientation course for students who will study in Asia and for graduating seniors who plan to work for Asian corporations in the U.S. or for U.S. corporations that have Asian operations. Due at the beginning of week 4. Questionnaires are to be distributed during week 4.
Interviews are to be conducted during the last few weeks of class.
This is an in-class exam that will be held on the scheduled date for the final exam. This course is a required course for all students in the Division of Business Administration at LeMoyne-Owen College. The first part of the course deals primarily with macroeconomic aspects of the global economy, interspersed with case studies on specific businesses. The hongs of Hong Kong and reversion to Chinese rule. However, with little understanding of Chinese civilization, modem politics, economics, etc.