curriculum

Global Studies: Shanghai, China
Consequences of the New Market Economy

June 22 - July 26, 2008

Global Studies-China Curriculum

Curriculum

All courses are 5 quarter units each.

Required Courses:
GS 110A: Globalization in Context
GS 110B: Globalization In Context Research Seminar

These courses explore the multifaceted nature of contemporary globalization and the social, political and economic faces of developments. Students will examine the expansion of markets and its relationship to political processes and social dynamics. General themes about marketization, democratization and culture and identity will be analyzed in the context of the particular experiences of different countries around the world. The courses will combine required readings with class room discussion, experiential learning and primary research.

Grading

Grades will be based on attendance, class participation, mid-term and final examinations, as well as a research paper. Instructors reserve the right to vary this format.

Schedule

All schedules, itineraries, and group activities are subject to change at the discretion of the instructor.

Textbooks

You are responsible for purchasing your own textbooks. We strongly suggest you read as much of the text material as possible before you depart. Textbook information will be available at a later date.

Syllabus

110A Syllabus

110B Syllabus