Midterm Examination Library Research 3: Assembling Materials for Research Project 10 (November 9) Week D. Public Health Security Readings: Brower and Chalk, The Global Threat of New and Reemerging Infectious Diseases, xiii-xxi, 1-30, 61-74; **American 88.5 (May 1998): 735-744 (Articles by Yach and Journal of Public Health Bettcher, plus comments by Navarro and Roemer); and **Fidler, 42-68, 156-191. SARS, Governance, and Globalization of Disease, the Zika Virus) **Pennington, “Biting Habits” (on on the **Sparrow, “The Awful Diseases Way” 11 (November 16) Week E. Environmental Security Readings: **David Model, vii-xii, 90-108; Corporate Rule, **Deudney and Matthew, eds. 187-219 (Deudney); and 91-108 Contested Grounds: (Frédérick) 127-154 (Stern). or Lowe, Global International Law (“The Environment”), 234-263. 12 (November 23) **Thanksgiving Recess** Week – No Class this Week Continue work on Research Project – 13 (November 30) Week F. Information Security Readings: ** Rosenau and Singh, eds., 1-38 Information Technologies and Global Politics, (Singh); and 115-142 (Deibert); 14 (December 7) Week Information Security, cont. Readings: **Ammori & on the Review); Poellet, “Security versus Freedom Internet” (SAIS a (SAIS Review) **Hathaway, “Toward Closer Digital Alliance” **Halpern, “Going Dark” (NYRB) Student Presentations 15 (December 14) Week Student Presentations, Syntheses, and Conclusions Your final essay is due in class on Wednesday, December 14. Course Bibliography
Midterm Examination Library Research 3: Assembling Materials for Research Project Week 10 (November 9) D. Public Health Security Readings: Brower and Chalk, The Global Threat of New and Reemerging Infectious Diseases, xiii-xxi, 1-30, 61-74; **American Journal of Public Health 88.5 (May 1998): 735-744 (Articles by Yach and Bettcher, plus comments by Navarro and Roemer); and **Fidler, SARS, Governance, and Globalization of Disease, 42-68, 156-191. **Pennington, “Biting Habits” (on the Zika Virus) **Sparrow, “The Awful Diseases on the Way” Week 11 (November 16) E. Environmental Security Readings: **David Model, Corporate Rule, vii-xii, 90-108; **Deudney and Matthew, eds. Contested Grounds: 187-219 (Deudney); and 91-108 (Frédérick) or 127-154 (Stern). Lowe, International Law (“The Global Environment”), 234-263. Week 12 (November 23) – **Thanksgiving Recess** No Class this Week – Continue work on Research Project Week 13 (November 30) F. Information Security Readings: ** Rosenau and Singh, eds., Information Technologies and Global Politics, 1-38 (Singh); and 115-142 (Deibert); Week 14 (December 7) Information Security, cont. Readings: **Ammori & Poellet, “Security versus Freedom on the Internet” (SAIS Review); **Hathaway, “Toward a Closer Digital Alliance” (SAIS Review) **Halpern, “Going Dark” (NYRB) Student Presentations Week 15 (December 14) Student Presentations, Syntheses, and Conclusions Your final essay is due in class on Wednesday, December 14. Course Bibliography