Sponsored by:  Arts and Humanities and History and Society Divisions and the Glavin Center for Global Management

Faculty Contact: Stephen Deets
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Global and Regional Studies embraces a variety of disciplinary perspectives and has as its primary focus the complex interplay between regional cultures, histories, and politics and the ongoing processes of globalization.  Combining courses that examine specific regions in depth with those that explore the contours of global communities, the Concentration fosters the analytical skills needed for students to critically participate on both local and global levels as socially responsible world citizens.

Requirements:

Students Must choose a Minimum distribution from the following lists:

At least two (2) of the four (4) courses required to complete this concentration must be selected from the following list of Primary Courses:

Primary Courses:
ANT3620   Anthropology of Media
ANT 3671  Material Culture
ECN 3662  Political Economy of Latin American Development and Underdevelopment
EXP 3661 Culture, Society, and Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies
HIS 3600  Modern Japan
HIS 3665  Revolution and Terror in Modern Latin America
HIS 3671  Peoples and Cultures of the Americas
HIS 3677  The History and Economy of Modern Mexico 
HIS 3680  Modern China
HIS 3685  Cross-Cultural Trade in Asian-Pacific Histories
JPN 4600  Advanced Japanese      
LAW 3601 Public International Law
LIT  3663  Limit Cases: International Lit, Film, and Economic Rights
PHL 3615  Philosophical Problems of Economic Justice
POL 3675 Justice, Revenge, and Defeat                               
POL 3676  European Politics at the Dawn of the 21st Century 
POL 3678 Global Politics: Conflict and Collaboration
POL 3679 Soviet and Russian Politics

AND

Two (2) of the four (4) courses required to complete this concentration may be selected from the following list of Secondary Courses:

Secondary Courses:
ANT 3673  Anthropology of Food
BRC3601  Contemporary China in Historical Perspective
ECN 3650 Contemporary Economic Systems
HIS 3603  Politics and Culture in Germany: Bismarck – Hitler
LIT 3682   Interdisciplinary Approaches to Human Rights
LIT 3684  Prizewriters: International Literature and the Literary Prize