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IN 500: Introduction to International Studies
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course provides an introduction to international studies. It is designed especially for students who intend to pursue further courses in the field and assumes no prior coursework in related disciplines. The course lays the groundwork for understanding the ways in which international influences shape the world's economies, polities, societies, and cultures, and the consequences for global conflict or cooperation. The course explores how such questions may be answered more comprehensively through an interdisciplinary approach that draws from the social sciences and humanities.
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IN 505: Discussion Group Introduction International Studies
0.00 Credits
Boston College
Discussion group for IN500 "Introduction to International Studies".
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IN 510: Globalization
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course examines the political, economic, social and cultural implications of the increasingly integrated world system. The course focuses on conflicting assessments of international institutions (IMP, World Bank, WTO) and economic integration, and the effects of globalization on state sovereignty, social cohesion, and cultural diversity and autonomy.
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IN 521: International Law
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course examines the role of international public law (the "law of nations") in the world today. It takes as its starting point the academic (and practical) debate about the utility of international law in world politics. From there, we consider the philosophical foundations of law, the sources of international law, and the application of international law in different arenas. In particular, the course will focus on how international law deals with a number of issues, including the connection between domestic and international law, the laws on territory, jurisdiction, human rights, security, and other relevant topics.
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IN 530: International Studies Senior Seminar
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This seminar is required of seniors majoring in International Studies. It provides participants with a common vocabulary for analyzing the current international environment--politically, economically and socially. It also examines how to integrate cultural questions and expression into the discipline. Students will explore possibilities for future global relationships in an informed and constructive way and exchange their views, questions and research in an atmosphere of mutual respect and trust.
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IN 540: Research Methods in International Studies
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course is designed specifically for students in the Political Science and the History, Culture and Society (HCS) tracks of the International Studies major. It lays the groundwork for understanding qualitative research methods in the social sciences. Students interested in quantitative research methods are urged to take additional courses offered in other departments to augment the material covered here. This course complements and supplements IN497 Senior Thesis, but the two courses are independent.
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IN 546: World Politics:Conflict&Cooperation
3.00 Credits
Boston College
This course examines the principle sources of the behavior of countries in international politics, including the nature of the international system and the decision-making process within states. It examines such issues as the sources of power, the causes and implications of the security dilemma, the dynamics of alliances, the causes of war, international political economy, and the dilemmas of world order. IN546 satisfies Foundation I requirements for the International Studies minor. It may be used as an elective for certain IS minor concentrations (ICC, IPE, EISJ). Students with IN500 Introduction to International Studies may not take the class.
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IN 547: Discussion Group/World Politics
0.00 Credits
Boston College
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IN 600: Ethics, Religion and International Politics
3.00 Credits
Boston College
An examination of the role of religion in international politics and of ethical approaches to international affairs. Special emphasis will be given to religion as a source of conflict, religious communities as transnational agents for justice, protection of human rights, and peace; the historical development and contemporary formulations of ethical norms for the use of force, ethical and religious contributions to reconciliation and solidarity.
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IN 601: Advanced Independent Research
6.00 Credits
Boston College
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