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INTL-I315 International Studies emphasizes the relational and comparative study of the manner in which individuals, groups, localities and nations have confronted global issues, past and present. The interdisciplinary nature of this field of study renders itself particularly suitable to questions of theory and method. How is knowledge generated? What kinds of methods do researchers use to understand international events and global issues? What role do morals and ethics play in confronting international issues? This course exposes students to the theories, methods and skills necessary for succeeding in International Studies and empowers them to be active citizens and future policy makers.

 

 


 
   

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