POLI 160 - International Politics

Semester Offered: Fall and Spring
1 unit(s)

An examination of major issues in international politics, including national and international security and production and distribution of wealth, along with selected global issues such as human rights, ethnic nationalism and ethnic conflict, migration and refugees, environmental degradation and protection, and the impact of developments in communication and information technologies. Attention is also given to the origins, evolution, and the future of the contemporary international system, as well as to competing theoretical perspectives on world politics. Leah Haus, Himadeep Muppidi, Stephen Rock.

Course Format: CLS