INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION THEORY AND PRACTICE

概要

In this course, we will study different concepts, theories, and practices related to international cooperation, with an emphasis on international development. The course begins with an introduction to key theories and concepts in international development. Later, we will explore specific topics such as poverty, economic growth, migration, environment, peacebuilding, education, health, and social inclusion. This approach aims to deepen our holistic understanding of global issues and challenges, and examine the efforts of the international community to address them by topics. Discussions will be held in every class.

目標

Students are expected to be able to: 1) Understand the key theories and concepts of international cooperation 2) Develop students' ability to critically analyze cases of international cooperation. 3) Share own ideas and discuss with others who have different thoughts. 4) Organize the complex information and output them the audiences through the group works and presentation.

授業外の学習

A total of 190 minutes of review and preparation outside of class time is recommended: 100 minutes to go over class materials and explore topics further based on personal interests, and 90 minutes to get ready for the next class. Students must read the assigned materials and upload their comments or questions before class. Submissions should not exceed 150 words. Breakout groups will be formed in each class to facilitate the sharing of insights and experiences among classmates. Students are also required to give a 15-minute group presentation on one of the topics discussed in class. Group will be formed in Week 2. Beyond reading assignments and the group presentation, students must write a report on a global issue or challenge of their choice. Further details will be provided in class.

所要時間: 190 minutes