pages in to support your argument. Pay attention to using correct Nau’s textbook grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style. This requirement in the next two weeks (that is, by Feb. 27). must be completed Read: Nau, Chapter 3, pp. 118-154. Perspectives, The Global North and the Global South. Power and affluence Week 6 (Feb 20- 26): vs. economic development and mass suffering. Non-state actors in global politics. The United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Trade Journal. Take 2nd Map Test using Blackboard. This requirement in the next must be completed two weeks (that is, by Mar 6). Read: Nau, Chapter 4, pp. 155-179. Perspectives, Compact Atlas, Humanitarian Challenges and protection of human rights. Week 7 (Feb 27-Mar 5): Journal: Answer the 3rd Journal question briefly on Blackboard. Read: Nau, Chapter 4, 180-203. Perspectives, Spring Recess (Mar 6-19) Globalization and the prospects for global governance. The Week 8 (Mar 20-26): growing influence of non-state actors. Global refugee crisis; law; the politics of gender. 3rd Discussion Question: View the film, at this address: Life is Beautiful, It will NOT work on portable devices. Then answer this question: How did of the Jews affect international Hitler’s Holocaust relations in the 20th and 21st centuries? Answer the question in two or at most three paragraphs. Begin by presenting your own views and then comment on a message from one of the other members of the class. Be substantive. Cite specific pages in the required Nau textbook. Pay attention to using correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style. This requirement in the next two weeks (that is, by Apr. 3). must be completed Read: Nau, Chapter 5, pp. 205-246. Perspectives, Theories about fiscal policy and monetary policy. Money Week 9 (Mar 27-Apr 2): and markets in the global economy. Take 3rd Map Test using Blackboard. This requirement in the next must be completed two weeks (that is, by Apr. 10). Read: Nau, Chapter 6, pp. 247-303. Perspectives, Compact Atlas, Population and resource pressures on the global environment. Week 10 (Apr 3-9): Demography, ecology, and environmentalism.
pages in Nau’s textbook to support your argument. Pay attention to using correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style. This requirement must be completed in the next two weeks (that is, by Feb. 27). Read: Nau, Perspectives, Chapter 3, pp. 118-154. Week 6 (Feb 20- 26): The Global North and the Global South. Power and affluence vs. economic development and mass suffering. Non-state actors in global politics. The United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Trade Journal. Take 2nd Map Test using Blackboard. This requirement must be completed in the next two weeks (that is, by Mar 6). Read: Nau, Perspectives, Chapter 4, pp. 155-179. Compact Atlas, Week 7 (Feb 27-Mar 5): Humanitarian Challenges and protection of human rights. Journal: Answer the 3rd Journal question briefly on Blackboard. Read: Nau, Perspectives, Chapter 4, 180-203. Spring Recess (Mar 6-19) Week 8 (Mar 20-26): Globalization and the prospects for global governance. The growing influence of non-state actors. Global refugee crisis; law; the politics of gender. 3rd Discussion Question: View the film, Life is Beautiful, at this address: It will NOT work on portable devices. Then answer this question: How did Hitler’s Holocaust of the Jews affect international relations in the 20th and 21st centuries? Answer the question in two or at most three paragraphs. Begin by presenting your own views and then comment on a message from one of the other members of the class. Be substantive. Cite specific pages in the required Nau textbook. Pay attention to using correct grammar, syntax, punctuation, and style. This requirement must be completed in the next two weeks (that is, by Apr. 3). Read: Nau, Perspectives, Chapter 5, pp. 205-246. Week 9 (Mar 27-Apr 2): Theories about fiscal policy and monetary policy. Money and markets in the global economy. Take 3rd Map Test using Blackboard. This requirement must be completed in the next two weeks (that is, by Apr. 10). Read: Nau, Perspectives, Chapter 6, pp. 247-303. Compact Atlas, Week 10 (Apr 3-9): Population and resource pressures on the global environment. Demography, ecology, and environmentalism.
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