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Clicker Instructionsand Policiesfor INTB 3352This document addresses frequently asked questions about clicker use, policies and grading. More information (regarding which model to purchase, where to purchase and so on) can be found here. What academic ho
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXTRA CREDIT ONLINE ASSIGNMENT Week 5 Click and Read: The Five Wars of Globalization by Moises Naim After finishing reading, please click on Week 5 Extra Credit Assessment, which can be found in Week 5 folder to answer questions based on
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXTRA CREDIT ONLINE ASSIGNMENT Week 6 Click and Read: Water is Running Out by Moureen Lamonge After finishing reading, please click on Week 6 Extra Credit Assessment, which can be found in Week 6 folder to answer questions based on the re
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INTB 3352 POLITICS OF GLOBALIZATION FALL 2010Instructor: Dr. Long S. Le E-mail: intb3352@yahoo.com (Note: Please do not use Prof. Les Blackboard email to reach him) Office Hours: M/W: 12:30-2, or by appointment Office Room: Melcher Hall, 325 B Phone: 713
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LECTURE OUTLINES FORTransforming Todays Students into Tomorrows Global Citizens by Irene LangranTransforming Todays Students into Tomorrows Global Citizens (is in Week 13 Folder) Defining global citizenship U.S. colleges and universities have an increas
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LECTURE ONLINESClick and Read Richard Haass The Age of Nonpolarity (PDF in Week 5 Folder) SUMMARY: The United States' unipolar moment is over. International relations in the twenty-first century will be defined by nonpolarity. Power will be diffuse rathe
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LECTURE OUTLINES FOR Water Wars: The Rise of a Hegemonic Concept by Julian Trottier Click to Read: Water Wars: The Rise of a Hegemonic Concept Hegemony as a concept The concept of hegemony was developed by Antonio Gramsci in order to explain how a state m
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LECTURE OUTLINES FOR Growth After the Crisis by Dani Rodrik Click here to read Growth After the Crisis Dynamics of Growth: Past, Present, and Future Japan, South Korea, and China were the growth champions during the three sub-periods 1950-1973, 1973- 1990
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WEEK 2LECTURE OUTLINES FOR Transforming Todays Students into Tomorrows Global Citizens (The article is in Week 13 Folder) 1. Define global citizenship and explain the three main aspects of global citizenship. (p.6 & 18) 2. What is global competency and a
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The Postwar junctures TIMELINEAbout Postwar Junctures In accordance with John Ikenberrys After Victory: Institutions, Strategic Restraint, and the Rebuilding, major postwar junctures are strategic moments that provide opportunities for leading states to
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READING GUIDE FOR State Capitalism and the Crisis by Ian Bremmer Click to Read: State Capitalism and the Crisis (PDF in Week 5 Folder) 1. What is state capitalism and how is this playing out in the energy market? (p.3) 2. Explain the role of sovereign wea
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READING STUDY GUIDE FORGrowing Links in Energy and Geopolitics by Mehmet Ogutcu and Xin Ma A PDF of Growing Links in Energy and Geopolitics: Between China, Russia, Central Asia, and the Gulf is posted in Week 5 folder What is the consequence of China bei
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Table Conceptualizing Globalization: Three TendenciesHyperglobalistsDominant features Global capitalism, global governance, Global civil societyScepticsWorld less interdependent than in 1890sTransformationalistsThick (intensive and extensive) global
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T HE FOUR Ps OF GLOBALIZATIONBox 1.0 - The Phenomenon of GlobalizationGlobalizationisanotanovelphenomenon. Ithasoccurredinthreedistinctwaves. 1. Inthefirstwave,theageof discovery(14501850), globalizationwasdecisivelyshaped byEuropeanexpansionand conques
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Access Materials in CourseCompass 1. After you log in to CourseCompass, you will see the Course menu on the left hand side. 2. Click on the last Menu option titled: Textbook Resources. 3. Click on Pearson eText for online reading of the chapters.4. Click
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INTB 3353: The Economics of Globalization1INTB 3353: The Economics of GlobalizationMIDTERM REVIEW Dr. Amelie CarltonClicker Channel 63 Set your Clickers Now PleaseThe Midterm is next week.1. True 2. False99%1%1 2The Midterm must be taken Tuesda
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Sample SampleFall 2010INTB 3353 Economics of Globalization Section: 10764 Tuesday: 8:30 10:00 am (In-Class meeting) Room: Melcher Hall 180 Dr. Amelie Benear Carlton Office: 325Q Melcher Hall Phone no.: 713-743-2592 E-mail: Blackboard Vista Office hours:
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