Through experiential exercises, class discussion, and independent study, students develop the ability to analyze their own cultural patterns, differentiate them from those of other value systems, and adapt them for effective multicultural management. This course explores the concept of gender and its practical application to international development programs and policy. It covers a variety of analytical and planning tools as well as frameworks and methodologies developed and used by gender practitioners and activists worldwide. The course takes a broad approach to development, including strategies that address basic needs and those that promote rights and strengthen civil society. This course explores the several prominent conceptual approaches to the study of foreign policy.
Students improve their ability to analyze foreign policy and judge other analysis.
Joins methodological and theoretical issues.