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Director: Alan Cafruny Henry Platt Bristol Professor of International Affairs International Political Economy
Dept. of Government International Political Economy New York City Courses, Spring 2007College 398 Global Processes: International Political Economy
College 396 Independent Study
A tutorial resulting in a substantial paper (30 pp) that integrates experience and learning from the internship with an academic perspective and knowledge gained in the seminars or other tutorial readings.
College 397 Internship
Work experience during four days a week that includes a journal or written account of that experience.
College 395 Issues in US Foreign Policy
This course is oriented around ten debates in US Foreign Policy: the Iraq War, immigration policy, global financial shifts, globalization and poverty, humanitarian intervention, dollar-euro rivalry, US-Iran conflict, US-China relations, and US-Russia relations. Approved for credit in Government.
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Spring 2009Topic: Global Financial NetworksDirector: Erol Balkan, James L. Ferguson Professor of Economics Enrollment Status: Program full. No applications currently being accepted. Fall 2009Topic: International Political EconomyDirector: Alan Cafruny, Henry Platt Bristol Professor of International Affairs, Dept. of Government Enrollment Status: Currently accepting applications. Spring 2010Topic: Philosophy and GlobalizationDirector: Richard Werner, John Stewart Kennedy Professor of Philosophy Enrollment Status: No applications currently being accepted. |
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