This course introduces issues, perspectives and visions of the global age with the objective of developing a multidisciplinar
- Subject
- GINS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026
- Source
- mville.smartcatalogiq.com
18 courses with the subject GINS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course introduces issues, perspectives and visions of the global age with the objective of developing a multidisciplinar
This course is designed for International Studies majors and others interested in the workings of the modern worl
This course will examine selected literary texts both as expressions of specific national identities and in
This course is intended as an interdisciplinary introduction to the concept of human rights that examines the global historical, cultural, social, and political dyna
Across the globe, people are starting to participate in diverse and multifaceted ways. In some countries, citizens vote in record numbers, while others suffer from low turnout. More and more p
Armed conflicts have increased at an alarming rate since the end of World War II. As conflicts have shifted in nature from interstate wars to insurgencies, they have become increasingly difficult to contain and re
This course is an introduction to the holistic study of the relationship between humans and the environment in a global context, including the cultura
This course examines the role of women in global peace and security. Women have traditionally been excluded from armed conflict and have been left out of the decisions made at the negotiating table at the conclusion of war. But analytics suggest that by including women, societies become demonstrably more s
This course introduces students to the principles and rules of public international law, which governs the normative aspects of international relations and serves as the foundation of international peace and security. Emphasis throughout the course is placed on the historical and political context in wh
Topics cover the wide variety of films and contexts that developed cinema and continue to inspire imitations, interest and analysis: We cover pre-20th-century proto-histo
The course opens with film noir, Italian neorealism, the decline of the Hollywood studios, and new documentary and avant-garde approaches. Also cons
An integrative seminar meant to pull together the diverse elements of international studies, including economic, political, historic, litera
In the last few decades, the international community has made remarkable achievements in the areas of poverty alleviation, education, gender, public health, climate change, and other areas of global development. And at the same time, the global pandemic has led to unprecedented humanitarian crises around the w
This course will examine several critical debates within global environmental politics. It will focus on the political causes and consequences of environmental problems, with a focus on key actors, interests, and institutions involved. Students will learn about the rol
International criminal networks have existed for centuries. However, in an increasingly globalizing world they have become larger in terms of scope, reach, and ability to affect relations between states. As su
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