GSPS 250 Introduction to International Relations
This is a world history and introductory international affairs course which studies the theories and relevant issues of world politics and international linkage. It concerns foreign policy of nations, resources, conflict, conflict resolution, economic interaction, transnationalism, and dependencies. It is designed to expand the student's consciousness of the world and the demands it makes on persons of humanitarian conscience and values. The goals include facilitating the development of systematic perspectives for viewing and understanding how the world functions and is interconnected, building skills of analytical and critical thinking and writing, as well as extemporaneous speaking and discussion skills, and learning to recognize the differences between power and justice in world affairs.
Prerequisite
EN 110 or
EN 111, and
EN 112, both at a grade of "C" or above or consent of instructor
Offered
Fall Odd Years